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<blockquote data-quote="uzagi_akimbo" data-source="post: 1704183" data-attributes="member: 15945">Actually I would tend to disagree (or rather, agree with Thanee )&quot;Misdirection&quot; prevents detection by spells that reveal auras . See Invisibility isn't such a spell, it simply makes the user ignore/pierce invisibility effects. Its a passive enhancement, not a detect style active &quot;probe&quot; ( I liken them to radar - they send out a signal, which bounces back to the caster when the appropriate trigger is hit, such as a magic aura, one of evil etc. yielding a signal. Passive enhancements include &quot;Blindsight&quot; etc.&nbsp; )&quot;Nondetection&quot; wards&nbsp; the benefited target from divination attempts via the mechanic of a caster-level check, that is if a divination check is cast or directed _at _ the warded creature. But &quot;See Invisibility&quot; is a passive sight enhancement such as &quot;Darkvision&quot;, &quot;Blindsight&quot; or similar magics, which is not directed at anyone but boosts the recipients abilities. So Non-detections level check mechanic would kick in, because nothing particular is directed at the warded creature.Sorry, by my reading of the rules, the &quot;non-detection&quot; tactic does not fly for protecting invisible targets from &quot;See Invisibility&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="uzagi_akimbo, post: 1704183, member: 15945"] Actually I would tend to disagree (or rather, agree with Thanee ) "Misdirection" [I]prevents detection by spells that reveal auras[/I] . See Invisibility isn't such a spell, it simply makes the user ignore/pierce invisibility effects. Its a passive enhancement, not a detect style active "probe" ( I liken them to radar - they send out a signal, which bounces back to the caster when the appropriate trigger is hit, such as a magic aura, one of evil etc. yielding a signal. Passive enhancements include "Blindsight" etc. ) "Nondetection" wards the benefited target from divination attempts via the mechanic of a caster-level check, that is if a divination check is cast or directed _at _ the warded creature. But "See Invisibility" is a passive sight enhancement such as "Darkvision", "Blindsight" or similar magics, which is not directed at anyone but boosts the recipients abilities. So Non-detections level check mechanic would kick in, because nothing particular is directed at the warded creature. Sorry, by my reading of the rules, the "non-detection" tactic does not fly for protecting invisible targets from "See Invisibility" [/QUOTE]

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