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Huh, that is a good question. Stating "A square within range that it can see" implies there is a range limit but no such limit is stated.
Franz, uh, no. It says a square within range that it can see, not a square within THE range that it can see. One word change, totally different meaning. If it was supposed to have line of sight range it would say "A square that it can see". AS written it is supposed to have a range but none is listed.