Semi advanced invisibilty questions

[theGrimm]

Invisibility protects you to some extent from haveing spells cast at you. So:

1) Does being invisible protect you from the spells of creatures than can see invisible (e.g. lich)

2) Does being invisible prevent allies from casting beneficial spells on you?

3) Does being (improved) invisible prevent you from casting beneficial spells on yourself?

4) Does being stealthed (i.e. thief) prevent spells from being cast on you?

5) Does going invisible protect you after a caster has started casting but before he finishes?

6) Does going invisible protect you after a caster has finished casting but before the spell hits you?

7) Does improved invisiblity protect you from beholder rays?

8) How about mislead?

9) Does sanctury allow you to cast protective mage spells without being dispelled?

10) Does sanctury allow summoning spells without being dispelled?

11) Does sanctuary allow area of effect spells if they don't affect others (e.g. hast as a solo char, or chant.) without being dispelled?

12) Does the fact that I don't know the answers to these questions mean I should not solo

[Daniel_M]

1) Does being invisible protect you from the spells of creatures than can see invisible (e.g. lich)

No, Improved Invisibility does though

2) Does being invisible prevent allies from casting beneficial spells on you?

No

3) Does being (improved) invisible prevent you from casting beneficial spells on yourself?

No

4) Does being stealthed (i.e. thief) prevent spells from being cast on you?

No

5) Does going invisible protect you after a caster has started casting but before he finishes?

Eh?

6) Does going invisible protect you after a caster has finished casting but before the spell hits you?

EhHH?

7) Does improved invisiblity protect you from beholder rays?

NO...

8) How about mislead?

Yes!

9) Does sanctury allow you to cast protective mage spells without being dispelled?

Yes, as long as you are casting them on yourself.

10) Does sanctury allow summoning spells without being dispelled?

Nope, the sanctury will be dispelled

11) Does sanctuary allow area of effect spells if they don't affect others (e.g. hast as a solo char, or chant.) without being dispelled?

Same as above.

12) Does the fact that I don't know the answers to these questions mean I should not solo

No, solo any way you feel comfortable, thats how one learns

Oh if im wrong with these answers please correct me. [img]tongue.gif[/img]

[Dundee Slaytern]

Originally posted by theGrimm: Invisibility protects you to some extent from haveing spells cast at you. So: 1) Does being invisible protect you from the spells of creatures than can see invisible (e.g. lich) No. 2) Does being invisible prevent allies from casting beneficial spells on you? Yes, if they are trying to directly target you. The area-of-effect from spells like Bless will still affect you. 3) Does being (improved) invisible prevent you from casting beneficial spells on yourself? No. 4) Does being stealthed (i.e. thief) prevent spells from being cast on you? Yes. 5) Does going invisible protect you after a caster has started casting but before he finishes? Yes. 6) Does going invisible protect you after a caster has finished casting but before the spell hits you? No. 7) Does improved invisiblity protect you from beholder rays? If it is already casted and enroute. Too late. 8) How about mislead? Same as above. 9) Does sanctury allow you to cast protective mage spells without being dispelled? Yes. 10) Does sanctury allow summoning spells without being dispelled? No. 11) Does sanctuary allow area of effect spells if they don't affect others (e.g. hast as a solo char, or chant.) without being dispelled? Yes. 12) Does the fact that I don't know the answers to these questions mean I should not solo Do you feel lucky?

[Rataxes]

1) No, no type of illusion spell (not Imp Invisibility either Daniel) will protect you against casters who can see through invisibility.

2) Does being invisible prevent allies from casting beneficial spells on you?
Yes, not even your party members can specifically target you with any spells, offensive or beneficial, if you're invisible or "shimmering" (as in Imp Invisibility). You can, however, be affected by beneficial spells that target an area (ie Haste, Mass Invisibility, Prot from Evil 10'Radius)

3) No, no type of illusion spell can prevent you from casting a spell on yourself.

4) Yes, provided that the caster cannot see through invisibility of course.

5) Yes, if you go invisible after a caster (who does not see through invisibility) has begun to cast a spell specifically targetted at you, then it will be interrupted.

6) No.

7) The shimmering effect does not prevent Beholders from targetting you with rays if that's what you mean. Even though regular Beholders cannot see through invisibility, their rays don't count as spells.

8) It usually works, since you truly become invisible as opposed to just shimmering after taking an action with Mislead activated. Sometimes that small time frame in which you're visible is enough for a quick Beholder to target you with a ray though.

9) Yes, as does regular invisibility spells.

10) I couldn't imagine so, since they're red spells, but I honestly haven't tried this one.