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<blockquote data-quote="neogod22" data-source="post: 7175068" data-attributes="member: 6857879">Here's the problem, sure you can get creative with illusions but, you can't create illusionary cover. At least not with low level spells.&nbsp; The spell does not actually stop anything, so it will just be concealment.&nbsp; Another thing is, you are concentrating on spells that are meant for only distracting effects, not spells that can actually do damage, which is fine of you're trying to distract.&nbsp; When you're low level, yeah these spells might be hard to use in combat, but as you get higher, they will be harder to disbelieve, unless of course you want to create something absurd, or you face something that doesn't care about what's in front of them (i.e. mindless creatures, undead).&nbsp; Really the trick to illusions is to create things that won't make the creatures want to question it.&nbsp; Like for example creating a cloud of fog.&nbsp; Sent from my VS995 using Tapatalk</blockquote>

[QUOTE="neogod22, post: 7175068, member: 6857879"] Here's the problem, sure you can get creative with illusions but, you can't create illusionary cover. At least not with low level spells. The spell does not actually stop anything, so it will just be concealment. Another thing is, you are concentrating on spells that are meant for only distracting effects, not spells that can actually do damage, which is fine of you're trying to distract. When you're low level, yeah these spells might be hard to use in combat, but as you get higher, they will be harder to disbelieve, unless of course you want to create something absurd, or you face something that doesn't care about what's in front of them (i.e. mindless creatures, undead). Really the trick to illusions is to create things that won't make the creatures want to question it. Like for example creating a cloud of fog. Sent from my VS995 using Tapatalk [/QUOTE]

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