Disappearance


Rules Discussion


This spell states your undetectable. Now is this basically like (H) Invisibility on steroids. What I mean is can you attack and still be undetected or do you become Hidden to the enemy at that point?


"It’s still possible for a creature to find the target by Seeking, looking for disturbed dust, hearing gaps in the sound spectrum, or finding
some other way to discover the presence of an otherwise undetectable creature."


Ahh Graystone my old friend, I've come to talk with you again. So basically constantly undetected unless they spend an action to Seek, that is amazing.


Atalius wrote:
Ahh Graystone my old friend, I've come to talk with you again. So basically constantly undetected unless they spend an action to Seek, that is amazing.

it's rank 8, so it should be amazing. ;)


In a sense you kind of become Hidden when you act (but not literally).
Enemies can choose to target the square from which they detected the effects of your actions to originate, and if you're actually still there, you get targeted as you would if you were Hidden (DC 11 flat). So you want to use at least one action each turn on something that isn't detectable (whether moving or otherwise), that way they can never be sure if you've moved or not and are thus unlikely to gamble on hitting you.


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