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dom6:invisible [2024/07/18 19:19]
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dom6:invisible [2026/09/11 11:26] (current)
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| {{:abilities:true_sight.png?32&nolink }} Invisibility is a visual effect that [[True Sight]] sees through, just like Blur and Displacement (though //unlike// Mirror Image). The superior Sight Traits, Spirit Sight and Blind, can also ignore it. On another note, Invisibility penalties override those from [[Afflictions#Head-Afflictions|missing eyes]]. | {{:abilities:true_sight.png?32&nolink }} Invisibility is a visual effect that [[True Sight]] sees through, just like Blur and Displacement (though //unlike// Mirror Image). The superior Sight Traits, Spirit Sight and Blind, can also ignore it. On another note, Invisibility penalties override those from [[Afflictions#Head-Afflictions|missing eyes]]. |
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| {{:abilities:stealthy.png?nolink }} Outside of battle, a [[Stealthy]] fellow with Invisibility is //extra//-undetectable. Supposedly, a [[Patrol|Patroller]] assisted by Spirit Sight (either on their eyes, from another fellow, or from spells like ??Earth Sense??) //should// see through Invisibility here, but that isn't the case. | {{:abilities:stealthy.png?nolink }} Outside of battle, a [[Stealthy]] fellow with Unseen or Invisibility is only detectable with True Sight or Spirit Sight. Any patrollers without these abilities will be unable to patrol out an Unseen or Invisible unit. A Commander that does not have True Sight or Spirit Sight can lead troops with either of these Sights and the units will still be able to patrol out the Unseen or Invisibility unit if they are successful with the patrol check. |
