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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Anubis" data-source="post: 1053704" data-attributes="member: 2358">Oh, that's not why I'm asking.  I know the attacker gets the +2 invisible bonus for attacks.  The reason I need to know is to adjudicate a readied action.In a recent game, the Enchanter boss was invisible.  The PCs knew he was there, they just didn't know where.  The paladin readied an action to shoot the guy as soon as he became visible, the cleric readied an action to cast hold person on him as soon as he became visible, and the wizard readied an action to cast dispel magic on him as soon as he became visible to cancel a lesser globe of invulnerability.The Enchanter became visible casting scorching ray at the rogue, who had just put his familiar down to dying.  My question is, does he become visible as he is casting the spell, allowing the attack and two spells to go off and interrupt his own attack, or does the spell go off and THEN he become visible, preventing anything from disrupting the casting?</blockquote>