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<blockquote data-quote="Saeviomagy" data-source="post: 1843396" data-attributes="member: 5890">Here's my take on it:You remain invisible while directing a flaming sphere.Why? Because your action does not cause the save. You direct the sphere, the sphere takes the action, the sphere causes the save.In the same way that a bad guy could be invisible and tell his minions to attack, or a caster could let a summoned monster go off and thwack someone, and both would remain invisible.In the case of melf's acid arrow - if I cast melf's at someone, and then a quickened invisibility, do I become visible when the target takes damage on the next round?NoIf I summon a monster, then become invisible, then the monster attacks someone - I stay invisible.If I tell the monster what to do, and it attacks, I stay invisible.In fact, if I summon the monster while invisible, then it attacks, I stay invisible.So if I tell the burning sponge what to do, and it attacks, I should also stay invisible.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Saeviomagy, post: 1843396, member: 5890"] Here's my take on it: You remain invisible while directing a flaming sphere. Why? Because your action does not cause the save. You direct the sphere, the sphere takes the action, the sphere causes the save. In the same way that a bad guy could be invisible and tell his minions to attack, or a caster could let a summoned monster go off and thwack someone, and both would remain invisible. In the case of melf's acid arrow - if I cast melf's at someone, and then a quickened invisibility, do I become visible when the target takes damage on the next round? No If I summon a monster, then become invisible, then the monster attacks someone - I stay invisible. If I tell the monster what to do, and it attacks, I stay invisible. In fact, if I summon the monster while invisible, then it attacks, I stay invisible. So if I tell the burning sponge what to do, and it attacks, I should also stay invisible. [/QUOTE]

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