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<blockquote data-quote="takasi" data-source="post: 3579190" data-attributes="member: 20194">I have an RPGA gnome beguiler.&nbsp; Everyone I play with has a love/hate relationship with one of his favorite spells (obscuring mist).&nbsp; Can he make a silent image of obscuring mist instead?Unlike obscuring mist, a silent image can move.&nbsp; It also has a duration of concentration.A will save is allowed if the image is interacted with.&nbsp; What is considered &quot;interaction&quot;?&nbsp; If an illusionary cloud moves into a room, is it considered interaction if someone simply sees it?&nbsp; Or must they &quot;study&quot; it or touch it?&nbsp; How long does it take them to study it from a distance before a will save is made?If the gnome tells his party that he's casting silent image to create the illusion of mist (before combat obviously), this is &quot;proof that it isn't real&quot; so the mist would appear to my party members as a translucent outline.&nbsp; They could shoot out of the mist, but opponents that believe in the mist could not target creatures in the mist, correct?Has anyone done this before?&nbsp; How did it work out?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="takasi, post: 3579190, member: 20194"] I have an RPGA gnome beguiler. Everyone I play with has a love/hate relationship with one of his favorite spells (obscuring mist). Can he make a silent image of obscuring mist instead? Unlike obscuring mist, a silent image can move. It also has a duration of concentration. A will save is allowed if the image is interacted with. What is considered "interaction"? If an illusionary cloud moves into a room, is it considered interaction if someone simply sees it? Or must they "study" it or touch it? How long does it take them to study it from a distance before a will save is made? If the gnome tells his party that he's casting silent image to create the illusion of mist (before combat obviously), this is "proof that it isn't real" so the mist would appear to my party members as a translucent outline. They could shoot out of the mist, but opponents that believe in the mist could not target creatures in the mist, correct? Has anyone done this before? How did it work out? [/QUOTE]

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