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<blockquote data-quote="Springheel" data-source="post: 6847242" data-attributes="member: 6828720">The description for Minor Illusion says that &quot;physical interaction with the image reveals it to be an illusion, because things can pass through it.&quot;&nbsp; What if the player wants to cast the illusion over top of another object?&nbsp; I have a gnome who wants to cast a minor illusion on copper coins to make them look like gold.&nbsp; First of all, is that allowed?&nbsp; If not, why not?Second, if allowed, does touching the coins reveal them to be an illusion?&nbsp; Your hand wouldn't pass through them, since there are actual coins there, and handling copper coins probably doesn't feel much different from handling gold ones to a non-expert.I can think of lots of similar examples, like making a wooden door look like a wooden wall.&nbsp; Allowed?&nbsp; Would a simple touch reveal that it's an illusion?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Springheel, post: 6847242, member: 6828720"] The description for Minor Illusion says that "physical interaction with the image reveals it to be an illusion, because things can pass through it." What if the player wants to cast the illusion over top of another object? I have a gnome who wants to cast a minor illusion on copper coins to make them look like gold. First of all, is that allowed? If not, why not? Second, if allowed, does touching the coins reveal them to be an illusion? Your hand wouldn't pass through them, since there are actual coins there, and handling copper coins probably doesn't feel much different from handling gold ones to a non-expert. I can think of lots of similar examples, like making a wooden door look like a wooden wall. Allowed? Would a simple touch reveal that it's an illusion? [/QUOTE]

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