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Message: <blockquote data-quote="plisnithus8" data-source="post: 7214043" data-attributes="member: 6870553">Let's look at it from the perspective of the dispel caster.There's a wand that flies up a ladder in the floor of the room she is in.It is moving at 120'.There is an invisible (dashing, no hide action) wizard flying and holding the wand.There would be a significant amount of turbulence and wind noise but no foot steps or prints or obvious signs that a creature is invisible or holding the visible wand. The wand can be seen fliying over her head and the rest of the party and up a staircase, out of the dungeon, and then out of sight.On her turn, she casts dispel magic to stop the wand that she can no longer see but is within range.I believe the wand is very relevant because it at the very least would be a distraction from even considering that there is something else unseen and a potential cause of all the turbulence. During the 6 seconds of the 120' move, the wand is hidden, appears unexpectedly, then becomes hidden again. Let's estimate the dispelling  wizard sees/hears the wand for half that turn, 3 seconds. She is startled and sees there is a skull on a flying wand.It seems possible but difficult to Perceive that there is an option nvisible creature.</blockquote>