You aren’t actually focusing on the real president no matter how much you think you are. it goes to the actual person you met and are mentally focusing on, even if they never told you their name. An enhanced spell uses up a spell slot four levels higher than the spell's actual level. The magic of the spell doesn’t care what you think that persons name is, because it would still work if he gave you a fake name. The damage cap for your spells increases by 10 dice for spells that deal a number of dice of damage equal to your caster level (such as fireball) or by 5 dice for spells that deal a number of dice of damage equal to half your level (such as searing light). You are magically focusing on some specific person you met and are familiar with, who you happen to think is the president. It may put itself out as a move action or if it come into contact with anything that quench fire. Searing hand deal 1d6 fire damage per caster level (maximum of 5d6) and must make a reflex save, on a failed reflex save the target start burning.
You aren’t writing a magic letter and addressing it to “The President of the USA” and shipping it off. Upon casting this spell your hand is wreathed in a blue flames, allowing you deliver a burning touch. More explanation of what I meant: if you’d never seen the president of the US, and you met an impersonator and tried to use this spell to contact him, you would magically be sending a spell to that specific person in you’re mind. I didn’t quite the original thing I was replying to) So the person you actually became familiar with gets magically targeted. No matter how good the disguise, you never became familiar with the person they are pretending to be. So if you have a 3.5 monster with spell-like abilities or spellcasting or an NPC spellcaster, you can more easily create its 5e version. While converting monsters for our own 5e Fiendopedias, we thought it was useful to develop a chart which attempts to name a 5e spell for each 3.5 spell. It *magically* targets someone you’re *familiar* with. 3.5 Fantasy RPG Spells to 5e Conversion Chart.
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