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<blockquote data-quote="Lord Pendragon" data-source="post: 1941287" data-attributes="member: 707"><p>From the SRD:So as far as I can tell, a party can't simply open a door, detect magic, then disbelieve and <em>poof!</em> there go the illusions. More like, they open the door, detect magic, then must either study carefully or interact with the illusion in order to get a saving throw. If they fail, they still believe it's real. Even in the case of one party member making their save and disbelieving, that only garners the others a +4 to their saves. They still don't automatically recognize the illusion without physical proof of its illusory nature.</p><p></p><p>I'd have the illusionist research a custom version of <em>Nystul's Magical Aura</em> that covers an area and lasts for days, even weeks. It makes everything in the area give off a faint aura of Transmutation, and masks all other auras in the area. Make it 5th-level or so. Now the party can't even use detect magic to learn <em>when</em> they should expect an illusion.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lord Pendragon, post: 1941287, member: 707"] From the SRD:So as far as I can tell, a party can't simply open a door, detect magic, then disbelieve and [i]poof![/i] there go the illusions. More like, they open the door, detect magic, then must either study carefully or interact with the illusion in order to get a saving throw. If they fail, they still believe it's real. Even in the case of one party member making their save and disbelieving, that only garners the others a +4 to their saves. They still don't automatically recognize the illusion without physical proof of its illusory nature. I'd have the illusionist research a custom version of [i]Nystul's Magical Aura[/i] that covers an area and lasts for days, even weeks. It makes everything in the area give off a faint aura of Transmutation, and masks all other auras in the area. Make it 5th-level or so. Now the party can't even use detect magic to learn [i]when[/i] they should expect an illusion. [/QUOTE]
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