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<blockquote data-quote="Herpes Cineplex" data-source="post: 1474538" data-attributes="member: 16936">Hey, but what if the cleric drinks a potion of See Invisibility?&nbsp; Would the SW no longer have a miss chance against the invisible bad guy?&nbsp; And if so, would it still not have a miss chance even after the invisible bad guy runs behind a building and the cleric can't see him anymore?My gut tells me that SW should get concealment penalties applied based on what the caster can see; if the designated opponent goes invisible and the caster can't see him anymore, he gets full concealment (50% miss chance) from the SW, too.&nbsp; Likewise if the bad guy runs behind a building, again getting full concealment from the caster.&nbsp; But as long as the opponent remains within the range of the spell and the cleric continues to designate him as a target, the SW sticks with him.I'm just curious about whether there's another way to look at it, I guess.--a simple man for simple timesryan</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Herpes Cineplex, post: 1474538, member: 16936"] Hey, but what if the cleric drinks a potion of [i]See Invisibility[/i]? Would the SW no longer have a miss chance against the invisible bad guy? And if so, would it still not have a miss chance even after the invisible bad guy runs behind a building and the cleric can't see him anymore? My gut tells me that SW should get concealment penalties applied based on what the [i]caster[/i] can see; if the designated opponent goes invisible and the caster can't see him anymore, he gets full concealment (50% miss chance) from the SW, too. Likewise if the bad guy runs behind a building, again getting full concealment from the caster. But as long as the opponent remains within the range of the spell and the cleric continues to designate him as a target, the SW sticks with him. I'm just curious about whether there's another way to look at it, I guess. -- a simple man for simple times ryan [/QUOTE]

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