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<blockquote data-quote="Archus" data-source="post: 1835310" data-attributes="member: 25334">Using Elemental object enhancement could end up being outrageously expensive for what the spell does (since the same MP cost could create a ring of solid fire to burn people to a crisp or a wall of solid death).&nbsp; But I don't think that covering an invisible person with flour would help much since anything picked up by an invisible person becomes invisible as well (if EoMR works like regular invisibility).&nbsp; But what I'd bet would work just dandy is a Create Nature spell that coats the area in firefly juice, producing something like the glow stick effect.&nbsp; Even if it turns invisible, it still sheds light and would nicely outline someone.&nbsp; Bioluminesence can also be found in deep sea creatures.&nbsp; Maybe a Summon Vermin spell could fill an area with fireflies that would latch onto anyone they touch and nicely highlight them (unless you roll on the ground and squash them).<a href="http://www.geocities.com/thesciencefiles/firefly/page.html" target="_blank">http://www.geocities.com/thesciencefiles/firefly/page.html</a>Maybe a Light Illusion or plain Create Light could stick some light to something (need Move Force to have it move right?) and leave it at that.I probably wouldn't give an actual penalty to hide, just the fact that you glow is good enough.&nbsp; But Glitterdust has the same penalty.&nbsp; If you really wanted to simulate Glitterdust you need to add a blindness effect to the spell.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Archus, post: 1835310, member: 25334"] Using Elemental object enhancement could end up being outrageously expensive for what the spell does (since the same MP cost could create a ring of solid fire to burn people to a crisp or a wall of solid death). But I don't think that covering an invisible person with flour would help much since anything picked up by an invisible person becomes invisible as well (if EoMR works like regular invisibility). But what I'd bet would work just dandy is a Create Nature spell that coats the area in firefly juice, producing something like the glow stick effect. Even if it turns invisible, it still sheds light and would nicely outline someone. Bioluminesence can also be found in deep sea creatures. Maybe a Summon Vermin spell could fill an area with fireflies that would latch onto anyone they touch and nicely highlight them (unless you roll on the ground and squash them). [url]http://www.geocities.com/thesciencefiles/firefly/page.html[/url] Maybe a Light Illusion or plain Create Light could stick some light to something (need Move Force to have it move right?) and leave it at that. I probably wouldn't give an actual penalty to hide, just the fact that you glow is good enough. But Glitterdust has the same penalty. If you really wanted to simulate Glitterdust you need to add a blindness effect to the spell. [/QUOTE]

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