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ZeroVega · 06-14-06, 04:58 PM

I'm not sure how EXACTLY invisibility works, but here's a few things that may cause one to be able to "see" an invisible person.

Dust rising from a road.
Footprints in the grass or mud.
Rain rolling off an invisible person (though this in its self would take a great spot check).

Also I agree, listen would be the logical check, but I also believe that it would take at least a certain number of ranks in listen (rather than rolling a lucky 20) to even be able to tell where the sound was coming from. I don't know about you folks but I have pretty good hearing; percieving, however, where the sounds come from is another story.

So... yeah. In a perfect world we'd have nifty spots and listens and different effects of invisibility, sadly we don't.

06-14-06, 04:58 PM	#2
ZeroVega Lich Characters Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Winthrop University, South Carolina Posts: 1,647 Thanks: 7 Thanked 24 Times in 18 Posts	Re: "Spotting" Invisibility I'm not sure how EXACTLY invisibility works, but here's a few things that may cause one to be able to "see" an invisible person. Dust rising from a road. Footprints in the grass or mud. Rain rolling off an invisible person (though this in its self would take a great spot check). Also I agree, listen would be the logical check, but I also believe that it would take at least a certain number of ranks in listen (rather than rolling a lucky 20) to even be able to tell where the sound was coming from. I don't know about you folks but I have pretty good hearing; percieving, however, where the sounds come from is another story. So... yeah. In a perfect world we'd have nifty spots and listens and different effects of invisibility, sadly we don't. __________________ "This is a game of chicken, and we'll win because we care less." "My kids are either going to be a swimmers or magicians. I'm going to throw them in the pool with cinder blocks on their feet. I hope they're magicians."