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Message: <blockquote data-quote="jasin" data-source="post: 3389931" data-attributes="member: 7531">It's similar for charms. It can be annoying in a competitive situation; for example we have a player who effecitvely has resistance to charm since if he happens to get charmed, he'll argue that he'd never give the succubus his +2 holy sword, because he'd never do it for one of the PCs either, and they're his trusted friends and allies, just like the succubus who has him charmed.But if used creatively and cooperatively (in the sense of cooperation rather competition between player and DM), illusions can be both fun and powerful. Like using a 1st-level spell to make a group of enemies waste and action casting lighting bolts into nothing. It's like mass daze and drain 3rd-level slot, no save, no SR!Edit: I think he deserved it, though. Using an existing silence with silent image like that is like havin an Empowered fireball just at the moment when you run into a frost giant. Seizing an opportunity like that should have a nice payoff.</blockquote>