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<blockquote data-quote="Chaosmancer" data-source="post: 9395130" data-attributes="member: 6801228">Yeah, how dare they make invisbility an option for classes. Why, it is like they expect a spell to keep them invisible for an entire minute, I mean, who has ever run Greater Invisibility, right? Also, the 2014 Fey Warlock had misty escape, 1/SR they could teleport and turn invisible in reaction to an attack. Looking at playtest 7 the literal only difference between the abilities is that instead of being 1/SR, it is now casting Misty Step as a reaction. Which, if discussion on the Paladin is to be believed, means that it is an utter trash fire level of ability, because it is a spell now and can be counterspelled, silenced, anti-magicked, ect. So... they can do something they could do before, only more often, and as part of a more cohesive package... while still having access to all of the invibility options they had before.... how is this an issue again?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Chaosmancer, post: 9395130, member: 6801228"] Yeah, how dare they make invisbility an option for classes. Why, it is like they expect a spell to keep them invisible for an entire minute, I mean, who has ever run Greater Invisibility, right? Also, the 2014 Fey Warlock had misty escape, 1/SR they could teleport and turn invisible in reaction to an attack. Looking at playtest 7 the literal only difference between the abilities is that instead of being 1/SR, it is now casting Misty Step as a reaction. Which, if discussion on the Paladin is to be believed, means that it is an utter trash fire level of ability, because it is a spell now and can be counterspelled, silenced, anti-magicked, ect. So... they can do something they could do before, only more often, and as part of a more cohesive package... while still having access to all of the invibility options they had before.... how is this an issue again? [/QUOTE]

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