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<blockquote data-quote="Abraxas" data-source="post: 841486" data-attributes="member: 1266">When this occurred in game, no one disputed that invisible light sources still illuminate - even the player whose character was affected.A point of contention arose due to the mage players understanding of what the Glitter Dust spell actually does.&nbsp; It was her opinion that the golden particles didn't glow, in and of themselves, but reflected ambient light.&nbsp; If the particles went invisible with her when she used her ring they wouldn't reflect and she wouldn't be seen.After a short discussion she accepted that they do in fact sparkle without reflecting.&nbsp; However, she did not agree that the continued illumination from the sparkling particles, in a well lit room, completely eliminated the benefits of being invisible.The mage player was of the opinion that there should still be a 50% miss chance for creatures attacking her character.&nbsp; There was also some disagreement over whether or not creatures would be able to automatically pinpoint the square her character occupied.Just thought I'd see what others thought.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Abraxas, post: 841486, member: 1266"] When this occurred in game, no one disputed that invisible light sources still illuminate - even the player whose character was affected. A point of contention arose due to the mage players understanding of what the [i]Glitter Dust[/i] spell actually does. It was her opinion that the golden particles didn't glow, in and of themselves, but reflected ambient light. If the particles went invisible with her when she used her ring they wouldn't reflect and she wouldn't be seen. After a short discussion she accepted that they do in fact sparkle without reflecting. However, she did not agree that the continued illumination from the sparkling particles, in a well lit room, completely eliminated the benefits of being invisible. The mage player was of the opinion that there should still be a 50% miss chance for creatures attacking her character. There was also some disagreement over whether or not creatures would be able to automatically pinpoint the square her character occupied. Just thought I'd see what others thought. [/QUOTE]

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