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<blockquote data-quote="Helldritch" data-source="post: 7019495" data-attributes="member: 6855114">The designed rules for invisibility are at best sloppy.I don't know how many posts debate on this single rule. There are so many opposing positions and all of them are logic. My simple advice is:&quot;Use whatever you wish depending on the circumstances.&quot;Here are some examples.A) A non stealthy lone mage casting invisibility to escape the party? Use the rules.B) A non stealthy mage casting invisibility to escape the party in a room full of combat around? Don't use the rules. Why? Check this.The battle had been raging on for many minutes as both parties were fighting each other. Then everything stops. Everyone looks in the direction of a lone invisible novice mage. &quot;We know where you are!&quot; said his enemies.&quot;You did not take the hide action you dope!&quot; added his friends.The wizard then knew that the God of rule lawing was against him...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Helldritch, post: 7019495, member: 6855114"] The designed rules for invisibility are at best sloppy. I don't know how many posts debate on this single rule. There are so many opposing positions and all of them are logic. My simple advice is:"Use whatever you wish depending on the circumstances." Here are some examples. A) A non stealthy lone mage casting invisibility to escape the party? Use the rules. B) A non stealthy mage casting invisibility to escape the party in a room full of combat around? Don't use the rules. Why? Check this. The battle had been raging on for many minutes as both parties were fighting each other. Then everything stops. Everyone looks in the direction of a lone invisible novice mage. "We know where you are!" said his enemies. "You did not take the hide action you dope!" added his friends. The wizard then knew that the God of rule lawing was against him... [/QUOTE]

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