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I was wondering on the ruling of how spells, objects, and the surrounding elements would work.
Let us use Trade Items as the spell in this example.
An enemy has a sword. A wizard, unknown to the enemy, uses Trade Items on the sword while an Invisibility spell is active on the Wizard.
Here are the questions:
- Does the enemy knows that a spell has been used to affect the sword if the sword successfully made a save? Normally, a creature would know that a spell has affected them if they successfully make the Saving Throw. Since the target is the object, the enemy would not be the one affected.
- Since the target is an object and not a foe, would this break invisibility?
For purposes of this spell, an attack includes any spell targeting a foe or whose area or effect includes a foe.
If anyone can clarify this, I would be grateful for your help.