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Message: <blockquote data-quote="KarinsDad" data-source="post: 6593204" data-attributes="member: 2011">Unless one takes the view that the hue, color, and pattern of any light changes when it interacts with the image to correspond to the image (it does not matter if that light is in front of the image or behind it). Then your "it's magic and the problems with my explanation works because of that" is not necessary. Any light behind the image is altered to conform to the image. The ability to see through the image then becomes the ability to spot the errors in the image and squint past that to see the real light behind.In any case, this is all just speculation.Each DM will need to figure out for himself what happens when the illusionary box is placed over the lit torch (or the light spell). Does it now have the power of the darkness spell to obliterate that light, or is it only a cantrip that does not have all of these cool powers?</blockquote>