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Message: <blockquote data-quote="KarinsDad" data-source="post: 297236" data-attributes="member: 2011">Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: See InvisibilitySo, with True Seeing, I see a wimpy wizard looking man (i.e. spell component pouch) over there, not the 15 foot giant he is polymorphed into. When he walks over to me, I have no clue that he is going to hit me for 15 points of damage with his fist.Ok. That's fine for your game, but not for mine. I wouldn't pull tricks like that on my players.Plus it's a pain in the butt.Either you put a giant figure on the board and pass a note to the guy with True Seeing that he sees a man and force him to pretend he does not know anything about a giant.Or you put a man figure on the board and pass a note to the other 4 players that they see a giant and force them to pretend they do not know its a man.Much easier to pass a note to the guy with True Seeing that he sees a man illusioned somehow as a giant and let him decide what to do about it.Or even worse, Mirage Arcana."Damn, I walked into a tree. Damn, I walked into another tree."Although this may be funny to the DM and the other players, it isn't to the player with the True Seeing up.</blockquote>