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<blockquote data-quote="noretoc" data-source="post: 545017" data-attributes="member: 1276">While reading the Haste poll I thought of another spell that gives me problems (BTW I have no prob with haste).&nbsp; I think improved invis is fine, except for one thing.&nbsp; A high level thief (or even low level) using it to make each attack a sneak attack.&nbsp; I thought of a solution for this.&nbsp; If someone is fighting defensively, they can not be sneak attacked by an invisible foe if they are aware of the foes general location.&nbsp; In order to be aware, they must have made a listen check, or been attacked by the thief in the last two rounds.&nbsp; &nbsp; What this does is eliminate the invisable thief from getting his SA every round, no mater what his opponent does.&nbsp; It still allow the thief to step back though, and come at a different angle as long as he gives his opponent a round to lose track of him, and providing he can sneak back.&nbsp; It also make the opponent take a -4 for all attacks, even against other opponents, so his isnt getting a round free for nothing.&nbsp; opinions??Also this does not work against a thief who is flanking him.&nbsp; The thief would still get his SA because of the flanking.&nbsp; It works only agains invisible thieves. (or thieves in melee who are howhow unable to be seen)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="noretoc, post: 545017, member: 1276"] While reading the Haste poll I thought of another spell that gives me problems (BTW I have no prob with haste). I think improved invis is fine, except for one thing. A high level thief (or even low level) using it to make each attack a sneak attack. I thought of a solution for this. If someone is fighting defensively, they can not be sneak attacked by an invisible foe if they are aware of the foes general location. In order to be aware, they must have made a listen check, or been attacked by the thief in the last two rounds. What this does is eliminate the invisable thief from getting his SA every round, no mater what his opponent does. It still allow the thief to step back though, and come at a different angle as long as he gives his opponent a round to lose track of him, and providing he can sneak back. It also make the opponent take a -4 for all attacks, even against other opponents, so his isnt getting a round free for nothing. opinions?? Also this does not work against a thief who is flanking him. The thief would still get his SA because of the flanking. It works only agains invisible thieves. (or thieves in melee who are howhow unable to be seen) [/QUOTE]

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