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<blockquote data-quote="ScipioX" data-source="post: 3571744" data-attributes="member: 50804">That seems awfully high.&nbsp; Low level spells that are 'commonly' used, like invisibility probably shoudn't even require a spellcraft check to realize that it might pose a problem.&nbsp; Now he should make a spellcraft check to know what the duration of invisibility is, which would enable him to discount that method.&nbsp; He should make a spellcraft check to know about rope trick, since its not used nearly as often, by either PC's or monsters.&nbsp; Probably 10+ level to be aware that it exists, and 15+level to know the specifics of its operation.Assuming he makes a spellcraft check, then he will be aware of a variety of options.&nbsp; Depending on his wis/int, he will try and counter those that he thinks up.&nbsp; In any case, its definitely not a puzzle for him to solve with an opposed intelligence check.&nbsp; The PC's didn't really create a puzzle, they just used a normal spell.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ScipioX, post: 3571744, member: 50804"] That seems awfully high. Low level spells that are 'commonly' used, like invisibility probably shoudn't even require a spellcraft check to realize that it might pose a problem. Now he should make a spellcraft check to know what the duration of invisibility is, which would enable him to discount that method. He should make a spellcraft check to know about rope trick, since its not used nearly as often, by either PC's or monsters. Probably 10+ level to be aware that it exists, and 15+level to know the specifics of its operation. Assuming he makes a spellcraft check, then he will be aware of a variety of options. Depending on his wis/int, he will try and counter those that he thinks up. In any case, its definitely not a puzzle for him to solve with an opposed intelligence check. The PC's didn't really create a puzzle, they just used a normal spell. [/QUOTE]

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