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| Tungar04-18-06, 06:57 AM | I have a question about invisibility sphere : if you are in the area of the spell while it is cast, are you entitled a save and SR ? Because it can change many things : turning someone invisible without his will, or turning the group invisible and not the monster (which will make his save, because he doesn't know that the effect is harmless). |
| kenobi6504-18-06, 10:29 AM | I have a question about invisibility sphere : if you are in the area of the spell while it is cast, are you entitled a save and SR ? Yes and yes. Note that invisibility sphere refers back to invisibility, which specifically notes that a will save applies, as does SR. As both have the (harmless) notation, it's rare that you'd choose to resist, but you always have that option. Because it can change many things : turning someone invisible without his will, or turning the group invisible and not the monster (which will make his save, because he doesn't know that the effect is harmless). Depending on the monster, he might be able to figure it out (if he's got Spellcraft). Don't count on an ogre figuring it out. :) |
| Tungar04-18-06, 12:49 PM | Thank you for your answer. I had the same way to see the spell, but some area spells can have effect on creatures without a save if your not the target (like a magic circle to stop domination), so, I wanted to be sure. So, I think that invisibility sphere is a very good spell. Pretty useful in many situation (that's what makes a good spell for me). |