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<blockquote data-quote="Maxperson" data-source="post: 9232676" data-attributes="member: 23751">In combat, while enemies are moving, and they are constantly in motion, even if they stay in the same 5 foot square, you can't get that rope around the enemy foot without it being a hostile act.&nbsp; I.e. an attack.&nbsp; Even if it doesn't require an attack roll, it's still an attack that would break invisibility.&nbsp; Attack for invisibility doesn't mean only the attack action.&nbsp; Any hostile action is an attack that will break it.But not one that is hostile. It can't attack, so it can't pour that vial on an enemy and cause it harm.&nbsp; The spell text prevents that.No.&nbsp; In addition to an investigation, the text of minor illusion also says, &quot;Physical interaction with the image reveals it to be an illusion, because things can pass through it.&quot;That means if I interact with it physically in any way, I know it's an illusion without using an action to investigate.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maxperson, post: 9232676, member: 23751"] In combat, while enemies are moving, and they are constantly in motion, even if they stay in the same 5 foot square, you can't get that rope around the enemy foot without it being a hostile act. I.e. an attack. Even if it doesn't require an attack roll, it's still an attack that would break invisibility. Attack for invisibility doesn't mean only the attack action. Any hostile action is an attack that will break it. But not one that is hostile. It can't attack, so it can't pour that vial on an enemy and cause it harm. The spell text prevents that. No. In addition to an investigation, the text of minor illusion also says, "Physical interaction with the image reveals it to be an illusion, because things can pass through it." That means if I interact with it physically in any way, I know it's an illusion without using an action to investigate. [/QUOTE]

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