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Message: <blockquote data-quote="starwed" data-source="post: 4361673" data-attributes="member: 36983">That's not really true.  D&D doesn't stand in isolation; it draws from the rich pool of fantastical literature out there.That powerful magic is easier to detect is pretty much a given in most narratives in the fantasy genre.  Deviating from narrative expectations in the name of your own narrative is cool.  Doing so in the sake of a minor point of game balance, not so much.I'd just house rule it that, unless the item is designed to hide, invert the level dependent part of the DC.  I can't imagine a situation where this would cause the DM problems.</blockquote>