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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mark1733" data-source="post: 8753106" data-attributes="member: 83142">As someone who will be adjudicating this for the first time, I am interested in this debate so I can set out the expectation to my party.  So, from a fantasy/magic perspective, I would think that material/objects external to the invisible subject are able to be concealed as invisible…because that’s just cool.  That said, I want to rule consistently and not have to deal with other potential mechanical issues with invisibility.  Is it feasible to have a material or object be complete concealed within that which is invisible and “attune” for 1 round?  For example, I am invisible, I pick up a dagger and sheath it.  For that round its visible but fades to invisible by my next round, as the magic engulfs it, permitting onlookers a perception check to spot my stealth momentarily.  Similarly, I take a swig of liquid courage, and the ale visibly swishes in my gut for a few seconds before turning invisible.  Similarly, I remove an empty potion vial from my pouch (never letting go) and pour a new liquid into it and put the source bottle down.  The bottle which I pick up in touch stays visible as does the liquid.  The liquid remains visible for a round at which point it turns invisible within the potion vial.  The source bottle I put down remains visible.Thoughts?</blockquote>