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Message: <blockquote data-quote="TheGogmagog" data-source="post: 6414369" data-attributes="member: 27702">Cast minor illusion of a 5x5 box around yourself. You are now unseen, attackers now have disadvantage to hit you.  They must spend an action and make an investigation check for the illusion to see through it (the illusion becomes faint. Physical interaction passes though the illusions but does not make it transparent.One area of uncertainty is if the illusion is if the caster must save against his own spell to see through it. With a few rounds preparation though, a wizard or trickster rogue would have advantage for attacks since he is unseen until the target spends a round and makes the save.Am I missing anything?[Edit]: As pointed out below, I was missing that the illusion becomes transparent when it is interacted with OR with the investigation check, not both, so it would still grant the 'vantage for the first attack it affects. [/Edit]</blockquote>