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<blockquote data-quote="Rhenny" data-source="post: 6847263" data-attributes="member: 18333">One of the big stipulations for minor image (as opposed to major image) is that the illusion is not movable.&nbsp;&nbsp; Well, at least that's what's implied because there is no mention of being able to move a minor illusion; whereas major illusion has information about making the illusion move.So...making the coin look gold can be done, but if the coin moves, then what?&nbsp; Also, as soon as anyone else touches the coin, they have interacted with it so their fingers pass through the illusion to the object itself..so does that mean they figure out that it isn't gold?DM has lots of wiggle room with illusions (always has been that way).&nbsp;&nbsp; I'd probably let others have a free perception check to see if there is something strange about the object in these cases, and if they do an active intelligence investigation check I might grant them advantage.Personally, I like awarding creative play and giving players a chance to stretch the rules if possible.&nbsp;&nbsp; Not many players choose an illusionist type player so they should get some perks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rhenny, post: 6847263, member: 18333"] One of the big stipulations for minor image (as opposed to major image) is that the illusion is not movable. Well, at least that's what's implied because there is no mention of being able to move a minor illusion; whereas major illusion has information about making the illusion move. So...making the coin look gold can be done, but if the coin moves, then what? Also, as soon as anyone else touches the coin, they have interacted with it so their fingers pass through the illusion to the object itself..so does that mean they figure out that it isn't gold? DM has lots of wiggle room with illusions (always has been that way). I'd probably let others have a free perception check to see if there is something strange about the object in these cases, and if they do an active intelligence investigation check I might grant them advantage. Personally, I like awarding creative play and giving players a chance to stretch the rules if possible. Not many players choose an illusionist type player so they should get some perks. [/QUOTE]

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