Will save on invisibility?

[nogoodscallywag]

I just wanted top clear this up:

If two foes are facing off, one is a wizard casting invisibility, the other foe DOES NOT get a will save to disbelieve the spell, correct?

[Nearyn]

Correct

[Nefreet]

The section that says, "Saving Throw: Will negates (harmless)" can be confusing. If the wizard in your example cast Invisibility on his opponent, then the opponent would get a Will save to not go invisible. If the Wizard casts the spell on himself, his opponent gets no save.

[Lincoln Hills]

The option of the Will save is merely presented for situations where a person the wizard is attempting to make invisible, for whatever reason, does not wish to submit to the spell. For instance, a creature that doesn't know whether the wizard is an ally or not, and does not make a Spellcraft check adequate to identify the spell as it is being cast, might elect to make a save.

[Claxon]

Yes, the saves in the upper part of the stat block on a spells description refers to the save made on whomever the spell is cast on. There is no save on the spell to "disbelieve" someone is invisible.

[darth_borehd]

We had a situation once when we had to convince a judge that the villain had died to get his property passed to his good son. When he showed up, the wizard casted Invisibility and Silence on him against his will.