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Message: <blockquote data-quote="airwalkrr" data-source="post: 5524590" data-attributes="member: 12460">Pretty much what Dandu said. It is a wall of force, a plane of sheer magical force that doesn't occupy any space or give any hint as to its existence, until you bump into it, that is.Now I would allow an individual wizard to choose to have the wall of force be faintly visible if he so desired. I'm all for allowing players to add visual effects to their spells so long as they don't affect the actual function of the spell. But in the case you describe, clearly the wizard intended the wall of force to be a "trap" so it is invisible. I don't know why this caused a 10 minute argument though. Sounds like a DM with poor control over the game.Edit: Also, see invisibility wouldn't reveal its presence, as the spell says it allows you to see invisible creatures and objects, but doesn't say anything about invisible spells. Detect magic would allow you to detect the presence and location of the wall if you focused long enough, as would arcane sight and greater arcane sight.</blockquote>