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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dausuul" data-source="post: 7218593" data-attributes="member: 58197">If you live in a world where illusions are a thing, why would you not consider the possibility that they're being used against you?Depending on how much the creature knows about illusions, cues could include something suddenly appearing out of nowhere; a combatant that seems weirdly reluctant to actually engage in combat; a combatant that is absolutely silent (suggesting a lower-level spell without an auditory component); a creature in an environment where it should not be, or where it could not plausibly get, such as a giant in a room with human-sized doors; etc.Sure they would. I've seen it happen several times, done it myself. Using your action to investigate something for illusiveness (illusionism? illusority?) is a gamble. If the thing is an illusion, it pays off... but if the thing is real, you just wasted your action.</blockquote>