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| jesterza01-09-05, 11:04 PM | So Arcane sight makes you eyes glow blue. So when you have Arcane Sight casted on you and Invisibility, how much light do your eye emit? Would that light make you have less concealment? Would it allow a enemy to take attacks of oppertunity against you? |
| Zelin01-09-05, 11:14 PM | As it doesn't actually say how much light is emitted I'd guess less than even a candle. You might not be able to be totally hidden in complete darkness (depends on your DM) but in any sort of shadowy illumination I'd think you'd blend in. |
| Shadowfax701-09-05, 11:21 PM | I would rule that if you cast Arcane Sight prior to Invisibility, the glowing eyes would not be visible, as it doesn't state that they shed any light. |
| angryman01-09-05, 11:50 PM | I thought invisibility specifically said that light can't be made invisible. However "glow" is not necessarily "light", otherwise a dozen magic items wouldn't be able to be made invisible. (such as any that give off light) |
| jesterza01-10-05, 01:19 AM | So then really its a judgement call on the DM as in does all Magic Items and Spells that create a "Glow" can be made invisible. And the case is that one of my character has Arcane Sight permanent. I also use Invisibility all the time. the last two session have been confusing for me and the DM. |