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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Otterscrubber" data-source="post: 1376021" data-attributes="member: 4588">Well your opponent in your example failed all relevant saving throws so he is definitely trapped.  For your other 2 examples we should take them separately.  An archer firing into a RS that was created using shadow magic will probably hit its target as the arrow is the only thing coming in contact with it.  Items always make their saving throws to disbeleive.  It is however partly real and still has a 20% (or whatever % based on the level of shadow evocation you have) to affect the arrow normally based on the spell's description.  As far as a caster throwing a fireball and it getting through, that is a bit trickier.  I suppose you would treat it the same as the arrow since the fireball it different than the caster and is for all intents and purposes an object (actually an effect, but its still not alive and should not be fooled by the illusion aspect).  I'm not sure if you would treat spell effects that way, but I can't think of anything in the rules that would say otherwise. Hope this helps.</blockquote>