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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Someone" data-source="post: 1852431" data-attributes="member: 5656">Illusions should be rather effective on mindless opponents, like vermin and golems, who don´t learn and will be fooled once and again by the same trick.For more intelligent opponents, play illusions within illusions.For example, you are invisible, then cast an illusion of yourself casting a illusion spell, then the real you appear (as if you were the figment) and cast something, perhaps a spell like transmute rock to mud or wall of fire. It´s likely that any enemy spellcaster think you and the real spell are the illusions, waste a round on the fake you, and walk like an idiot on the real spell. Or make the illusion of the party coming out of a translucent wall. Chances are that the enemies will think they are the real ones, doing the trick of hiding behind a illusory wall, and be fooled. While you are invisible, use the higher level illusion spells (like programmed image) to make a copy of yourself casting illusions, while the real you (invisible) cast Summon Monster N. Maybe they think they really are illusions, and ignore the monsters; if they learn from their errors, start casting illusions of summoned monsters.Then you can start thinking on illusions within illusions within illusions...</blockquote>