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Message: <blockquote data-quote="thethain" data-source="post: 7116381" data-attributes="member: 6874561">Hidden - I would rule it as hidden as it has no means of making noise. Hidden is intentionally give a LOT of leeway in 5e for DM discretion. If you did want it to be detectable, I think the logical perception DC would be the spell save DC of the caster.I would rule that it has substance since it needs at least an inch to pass through an area. The eye is made of ether, or whatever material every minor conjurations are made of.As for its ability to move and bump into things, I'd rule it could bump into things, but it would be an extremely light amount of force, you couldn't use it to even push a glass off a table. If it bumped into a creature, there would be a chance the creature wouldn't even notice.The eye is NOT a creature, therefore it can occupy the same space as creatures. (You can stand in a square that has a sword on the ground).The eye is NOT a creature so cannot attune to or use magical items.The eye is not given a carrying capacity so any weight on it will force it to the ground.The eye continues to function on a different plane, any spell continues to function unless it specifies a condition for it to end (mage hand for example ends when over 20ft away).It has normal vision and Darkvision out to 30 ft. I count this as it having normal vision, but also having the property of darkvision (30). The reason is many monsters specify when they are blind beyond a sight. (Animated objects have blindsight 30, blind beyond this range).Just remember that the eye is not a creature, it is a spell effect. You can treat it like an object if needed. But any properties of it should be assumed to be minimum needed for it to fulfill its function. So it would be fair to assume its a 1 inch diameter sphere, that has just enough force to allow it to fly thru the air.EDIT: Crawford ruled the normal vision is limited to 30 ft as well, although then ruled a mirror would still still be viewed normally... MAGIC<a href="http://www.sageadvice.eu/2017/01/07/does-arcane-eye-can-only-see-w-normal-vision-up-to-30ft-away/" target="_blank">http://www.sageadvice.eu/2017/01/07/does-arcane-eye-can-only-see-w-normal-vision-up-to-30ft-away/</a></blockquote>

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