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<blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 5317831" data-attributes="member: 19675">Know ahead of time if you want things in contact with the wall to be invisible or not, and exactly what the limits of &quot;in contact with the wall&quot; means.&nbsp; The more &quot;contagious&quot; the walls' invisibility is, the more nasty tricks can be used by both sides.The reason is that you'll need to know if the walls are markable- marking walls is a traditional way of dealing with navigating mazes- but this can't happen if the walls make things in contact with them invisible (its &quot;contagious&quot;).&nbsp; But you also need to know limits of this &quot;contagious&quot; invisibility, because you could have smart creatures touching the walls to sneak around...or even dumb ones, like gelatinous cubes.If the invisibility ISN'T contagious, then the party can mark the walls as per normal...but so can others.&nbsp; Paint or dirt or even hung shields (or bodies) can be used to create concealment.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dannyalcatraz, post: 5317831, member: 19675"] Know ahead of time if you want things in contact with the wall to be invisible or not, and exactly what the limits of "in contact with the wall" means. The more "contagious" the walls' invisibility is, the more nasty tricks can be used by both sides. The reason is that you'll need to know if the walls are markable- marking walls is a traditional way of dealing with navigating mazes- but this can't happen if the walls make things in contact with them invisible (its "contagious"). But you [B]also[/B] need to know limits of this "contagious" invisibility, because you could have smart creatures touching the walls to sneak around...or even dumb ones, like gelatinous cubes. If the invisibility ISN'T contagious, then the party can mark the walls as per normal...but so can others. Paint or dirt or even hung shields (or bodies) can be used to create concealment. [/QUOTE]

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