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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Gadget" data-source="post: 7120133" data-attributes="member: 23716">I applaud the creativity displayed by the player, and I assume the wizard had See Invisibility up, not Detect Magic.  In addition to the completely understandable fudge for the 5' cube limitation, I think you overlooked the fact that Minor Illusion does not allow the the object created to move, in addition to the fact that it is debatable if the Golem counts as an object, being an active combatant and all.  Now if the wizard in question had instead won initiative and cast Silent Image over the Golem, spending his action to have his Image move with the Golem, it would have solved all these problems neatly (other than the fact that by spending an action to cast the spell on the first round, he would not have an action to spend to cause the image to move with the Golem, but I would be inclined to hand wave that).  Maybe this what the wizard did, but was accidentally omitted in the description.  Minor Illusion is a fine cantrip, but I think that many forget the limitations it has as... well, a cantrip.</blockquote>