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<blockquote data-quote="Lord Thurham" data-source="post: 443881" data-attributes="member: 4378">Add one more thing to the mixThanks for the replies everyone, I agree with the uses of Spot and Search. The amount of time is still kinda vague, I figure a standard action for trying to spot something you missed before. Possibly a move-equivilant if you are looking around while moving, however, one would lose dex modifier to AC in this situation? Since they are actively looking for this invisible spellcaster and not really paying attention to what's happening around themselves.Now onto the add one more thing to the mix...Same situation as my original post, however, in the next round, my rogue does a &quot;Ready&quot; action against this invisible spellcaster. He has his bow out and is actively looking around, up, down, and etc. The second he spots the spellcaster, he wants to shoot him. Will he be able to get a shot off if the spellcaster repeats his attack, go invisible, move action. It is the hope that the rogue can interupt the invisibility spell (forcing a concetration check in other words). Thanks!Thanks</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lord Thurham, post: 443881, member: 4378"] [b]Add one more thing to the mix[/b] Thanks for the replies everyone, I agree with the uses of Spot and Search. The amount of time is still kinda vague, I figure a standard action for trying to spot something you missed before. Possibly a move-equivilant if you are looking around while moving, however, one would lose dex modifier to AC in this situation? Since they are actively looking for this invisible spellcaster and not really paying attention to what's happening around themselves. Now onto the add one more thing to the mix... Same situation as my original post, however, in the next round, my rogue does a "Ready" action against this invisible spellcaster. He has his bow out and is actively looking around, up, down, and etc. The second he spots the spellcaster, he wants to shoot him. Will he be able to get a shot off if the spellcaster repeats his attack, go invisible, move action. It is the hope that the rogue can interupt the invisibility spell (forcing a concetration check in other words). Thanks! Thanks [/QUOTE]

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