Modify Memory & Invisibility

[Nostagar]

for the purposes of breaking invisibility, (not greater invisibility) does Modify Memory count as an attack?

I ask because attack implies some kind of harm, and invisibility says you can indirectly harm someone, but what if you were to cast a cure spell, or a heal, or cure poison/disease, would those break invisibility?

[Dorje Sylas]

If a spell or action directly targets another creature then it is an attack. This is why summon monster doesn't break invisibility but magic missile does. I would hedge by saying that effects that are (harmless) are not attacks.

Modify memory specifically targets 1 living creature, it would be considered an attack in this instance.

[Nostagar]

Thanks :)

[Klebert L. Hall]

Dorje Sylas wrote:

If a spell or action directly targets another creature then it is an attack.

Only if it's an attack... If you cast a beneficial spell on a friend, that is not an attack. It has to be cast on, or include in it's area, a foe.

-Kle.