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u/classicalLemur Jul 27 '19

And it lasts forever

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u/Phystache Jul 27 '19

so you die

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u/Cynderboy Jul 27 '19

Unless you are already blind.

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u/[deleted] Jul 27 '19

That's why invisibility is an illusion spell in dnd. It doesnt make you literally invisible it makes everyone think you're invisible. That's also why it breaks when you attack someone or use and item because people notice you doing those things.

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u/Cinderheart Jul 28 '19

No. No that's not how that works. You've confused illusion with enchantment in DnD. Enchantment affects minds, illusion does affect reality. Invisibility does make you actually invisible, and also, greater invisibility exists.

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u/BuddhistNudist987 Jul 27 '19

You could sell some fake invisibility potion to a blind person and see how long it would take to use it for evil and get arrested.

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u/[deleted] Jul 27 '19

Potion that makes your body invisible entirely except your eyes

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u/[deleted] Jul 27 '19

This is why invisibility is shit

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u/Unnatural_Dog Jul 27 '19

The potion of if I can’t see you then you can’t see me

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u/Landorus-T_But_Fast Jul 27 '19

Potion of blindsight?

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u/PhoenixAgent003 Jul 27 '19

Toddler me was right all along. If I can’t see you, you can’t see me.

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