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<blockquote data-quote="Andvari" data-source="post: 8932276" data-attributes="member: 7036523">Pathfinder 2nd editionA hag tricked the party into raiding a lizardfolk temple by convincing the party the lizardfolk were quite evil. The party returned home to report their success at the temple, only to later be ambushed by the hag and her two fellow hags. They used wall of thorns to separate the group, but eventually the original hag was low on health. She turned invisible and hid in the corner. In response, the party ordered the NPC fighter to block the doorway out of the house, which he did.I told the party they could hear the sound of her feet running across the floor and out the door past the NPC. Players objected to how she could just run past the guy purposefully standing in the doorway to block it, but I assured them this is what they heard. They reasoned the spell she cast made her small enough to get by or gave her some slippery property. The NPC moved out of the way to engage with the remaining hags, who, as they got injured, eventually turned invisible and managed to flee.The original hag is still in the house, invisible for about 10 minutes. The spell she cast was ghost sound, used to fake the sound of her footsteps going outside.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andvari, post: 8932276, member: 7036523"] [B]Pathfinder 2nd edition[/B] A hag tricked the party into raiding a lizardfolk temple by convincing the party the lizardfolk were quite evil. The party returned home to report their success at the temple, only to later be ambushed by the hag and her two fellow hags. They used [I]wall of thorns[/I] to separate the group, but eventually the original hag was low on health. She turned invisible and hid in the corner. In response, the party ordered the NPC fighter to block the doorway out of the house, which he did. I told the party they could hear the sound of her feet running across the floor and out the door past the NPC. Players objected to how she could just run past the guy purposefully standing in the doorway to block it, but I assured them this is what they heard. They reasoned the spell she cast made her small enough to get by or gave her some slippery property. The NPC moved out of the way to engage with the remaining hags, who, as they got injured, eventually turned invisible and managed to flee. The original hag is still in the house, invisible for about 10 minutes. The spell she cast was [I]ghost sound, [/I]used to fake the sound of her footsteps going outside. [/QUOTE]

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