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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Steve Gorak" data-source="post: 7454204" data-attributes="member: 15132">Cool, I appreciate the feedback.I understand your stance regarding the recasting of the same illusion (i.e. boulder every round). If, however, round 1 there is a boulder, and by round 2 they see it as an illusion, then my character casts an illusion of vegetaton growing around the characters (new cating), and (rince and repeat) then it's a wall of flying knives, then it is swirling ribbons, then a swarm of butterflies, then mist, etc... the goal is to prevent line of sight, and give an advantage to allies. They may suspect that something is weird, but they'll need to go through interacting with the newly cast illusions, to see through them, right? I want to understand the limitations you impose on the illusions allowed by the "at will" warlock invocations. The way I see it, the easier it is to see them as illusion, the less useful they are, and since my character invested 2 warlock levels to get them, I want to make sure it is worth it. You can basically assume that my character will always be casting these illusions in combat (he has very limited other options for the moment).For the reputation as an illusionist, well, mask of many faces will should help with that (i.e. no one knows what my character looks like since he always has disguise self on, and shifts it at will ;-)Also to confirm, if my character has cast disguise self, then he casts friends on someone, that person will be hostile to the disguised persona (i.e recast disguise self not to be the sunject of the hostility), right?I'm looking forward to start this! ;-)Cheers,SG</blockquote>

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