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Message: <blockquote data-quote="K'Plah Q'Houme" data-source="post: 1416924" data-attributes="member: 16864">My group and I, recently had an encounter with 3 red wizards of mid level. We are all curently 17 level and my character has an apprentice on 13'th level. We are 3 figrtertype characters and one spell caster, and these 3 wizards who were all improved invisible, turned out to be our most dangerous fight ever. This made me wonder, and think, that it was unfair, and that there must be some kind of balance question to this spell, that have to be considered. The chracter I play specialize in critical attacks, and doing so I deal out a lot of dammage, but never am I invincible. The improved invisible and flying wizard is nealy invincible is he not? And he can be so at 7'th level! I take all the feats I can get, to become better at my critical attacks, I wield a keen weapon and so on. The PC who designed his wizard character on a template of improved invisibility could use his other spells to enhance his allready superior position. Spells like "scry, teleport, time stop, levitate, mirror image, greater dispelling, delayed blast fireball" and son on, are all spells that would enhance his position when he is improved invisible. Thus meeting a 17 level wizard, who played a style like this, would make it almost impossible to win the fight, if you are a fighter class character. This can't be right. I know that the general opinion is that wizards (spell casters) are the most powerfull class of the game, but I think this is a problem and not a blessing. There schould be no 'best character', and this can be done by removing some rules here and there from the game.</blockquote>

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