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<blockquote data-quote="Stormonu" data-source="post: 9594110" data-attributes="member: 52734">1) Yes, he'll move 10 ft (flying) though.&nbsp; Dashing though, would probably break Stealth though I can't find any specifics about this.2) Because of the invisibility, he can't be detected by sight.&nbsp; A mist is water vapor in the air, so he might possibly make a faint sound (like a faint &quot;hissing steam&quot; or &quot;wind&quot; sound that facilitates the rolling fog effect) or could be felt as water vapor if passing through or adjacent to someone's space.3) Yes, as he could be detected from residue water vapor or possibly other interactions with surrounding objects.&nbsp; The big question is, are those searching for him aware he's become mist or know what they are searching for? An &quot;invisible, humid breeze&quot; might not be something someone associates with being a danger or a transformed entity.4) He has to move at a &quot;slow pace&quot; as per the Movement Rules in the PHB; the Travel Pace table assumes a 30 ft. base movement rate @ 200 ft. / minute which equates to about 20 ft. per round (2/3 movement).&nbsp; So I assume that means 6 ft. (5 ft. rounded to nearest square) a round.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Stormonu, post: 9594110, member: 52734"] 1) Yes, he'll move 10 ft (flying) though. Dashing though, would probably break Stealth though I can't find any specifics about this. 2) Because of the [I]invisibility[/I], he can't be detected by sight. A mist is water vapor in the air, so he might possibly make a faint sound (like a faint "hissing steam" or "wind" sound that facilitates the rolling fog effect) or could be felt as water vapor if passing through or adjacent to someone's space. 3) Yes, as he could be detected from residue water vapor or possibly other interactions with surrounding objects. The big question is, are those searching for him aware he's become mist or know what they are searching for? An "invisible, humid breeze" might not be something someone associates with being a danger or a transformed entity. 4) He has to move at a "slow pace" as per the Movement Rules in the PHB; the Travel Pace table assumes a 30 ft. base movement rate @ 200 ft. / minute which equates to about 20 ft. per round (2/3 movement). So I assume that means 6 ft. (5 ft. rounded to nearest square) a round. [/QUOTE]

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