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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lord Pendragon" data-source="post: 1286523" data-attributes="member: 707">D&D does not distinguish between the body and mind of a creature, as far as targets for spells are concerned.  i.e. when you cast Invisibility the target is Personal or 1 creature touched, not "your body or 1 body touched."  "You" includes both your body and your mind.That being said, I'd say that you break invisibility in Step 2 of both scenarios, when you actually make an attack on another creature.  The first step, merely casting Magic Jar, is not enough to break it, but Step 2 is forced possession, certainly enough to break it.  The fact that your mind is making the attempt while your body is inert does not mean your body is no longer a part of you, or accountable for what your mind does.</blockquote>