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- Invisibility gives you the property that you cannot be seen by normal vision. This means you have total concealment, and can make stealth checks whenever you want. It doesn't make you silent.

- Invisibility also makes you immune to opportunity attacks (you have to be able to see who you're opportunity attacking), as well as some various effects (FIghter 7 "Come and Get it" specifically targets things you can see). It also gives you combat advantage.

- Everything still knows which square you're in, and things with other vision types (such as tremorsense, blindsense, truesight) can see you normally.

- Successfully stealthing means you become silent and unseen. You need to be in total concealment or superior cover to stealth (barring things like Bluff, etc), but you only need to remain in regular cover or concealment. If you are invisible you can stay stealthed out in the middle of nowhere.

- Anything that breaks stealth doesn't break it until the end of the action it occurs, so if you stealth, and then charge, you are not visible until after the charge.

So invisibility does make stealth better- you can stealth past things without stuff to hide behind. It also makes things better without a stealth roll: you are still very hard to hit and it's easier to hit everything else.