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<blockquote data-quote="Helldritch" data-source="post: 6910242" data-attributes="member: 6855114">Nope, he knows exactly where you were. That makes all the difference. You are still invisible to everyone. If the warlock and his enemy are alone in a room. I would give the baddy a chance to strike at the warlock. But in a case of combat heavy environment... nope. And you need a really good knowledge of what/which enemy you are up against to be convinced that the warlock did not move at all.Otherwise you can not assume that the warlock is a warlock. You can't even be sure that he used that special ability and nothing else. In a world of magic nothing is ever took for granted.And even with complete knowledge of that warlock (and not warlocks in general), I would make the enemy strike the warlock at disadvantage. If he should miss, he would be convinced that the warlock is not there anymore. Dang he cast invisibility or took a potion. Or was it a ring?And by the way, I hate warlocks. Eldritch blast is way over powered for the versatility the warlock has as a caster. But I would not diminish this ability out of spite. The warlock using that is stuck in place. Yes he is not hidden per say. The rules are relatively clear on that. But he is invisible. For all intent and purpose, that is more than enough to make this a good, but not a great ability (which can be used at will).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Helldritch, post: 6910242, member: 6855114"] Nope, he knows exactly where you were. That makes all the difference. You are still invisible to everyone. If the warlock and his enemy are alone in a room. I would give the baddy a chance to strike at the warlock. But in a case of combat heavy environment... nope. And you need a really good knowledge of what/which enemy you are up against to be convinced that the warlock did not move at all. Otherwise you can not assume that the warlock is a warlock. You can't even be sure that he used that special ability and nothing else. In a world of magic nothing is ever took for granted. And even with complete knowledge of that warlock (and not warlocks in general), I would make the enemy strike the warlock at disadvantage. If he should miss, he would be convinced that the warlock is not there anymore. Dang he cast invisibility or took a potion. Or was it a ring? And by the way, I hate warlocks. Eldritch blast is way over powered for the versatility the warlock has as a caster. But I would not diminish this ability out of spite. The warlock using that is stuck in place. Yes he is not hidden per say. The rules are relatively clear on that. But he is invisible. For all intent and purpose, that is more than enough to make this a good, but not a great ability (which can be used at will). [/QUOTE]

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