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=== Operation === | === Operation === | ||
| − | Casting this spell allows you to project a single-target enchantment beam; the first creature in the beam's path automatically becomes [[invisible]]. The most obvious use of this is to make ''yourself'' invisible by targeting it in direction ".". Doing so incurs 1d2 points of magic contamination. | + | Casting this spell allows you to project a single-target enchantment beam; the first creature in the beam's path automatically becomes [[invisible]]. The most obvious use of this is to make ''yourself'' invisible by targeting it in direction ".". Doing so incurs 1d2 points of magic contamination. This beam will never affect backlighted targets. |
=== Duration === | === Duration === | ||
| − | For the player, Invisibility effects from whatever source have a duration of 14 + 1d(power) turns (subject to a hard cap of 100) | + | For the player, Invisibility effects from whatever source have a duration of 14 + 1d(power) turns (subject to a hard cap of 100). |
== Invisibility evocation == | == Invisibility evocation == | ||
Revision as of 14:25, 30 December 2013
Invisibility is a status which makes both players and monsters much harder to detect, track, and hit. It can be granted by the spell of the same name, or by various magic items.
For invisible players, the status causes monsters without ability to see invisible to have reduced chance to hit. Ranged attacks will be directed generally in player's direction, but usually not in the player's square (greatly reduces chance to be hit by a such attack). The spell will not, however, help the player to escape the attention of the monsters, as they can always see the player.
Invisible non-friendly monsters (against a player without ability to see them) aren't shown on the map, are harder to hit and little is revealed about their state ("you hit/miss it" is the only information revealed for most attacks). Invisible allies are always fully visible to the player. Gods who appreciate killing still count invisible monsters.
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Invisibility player spell
 Invisibility
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| Level | 6 |
| School1 | Hexes |
| Source(s) | |
| Casting noise | 0 |
| Spell noise | 0 |
| This spell hides a creature from the sight of others. While invisible you will gain magical contamination, which may eventually cause enough glow to make you visible again. |
Operation
Casting this spell allows you to project a single-target enchantment beam; the first creature in the beam's path automatically becomes invisible. The most obvious use of this is to make yourself invisible by targeting it in direction ".". Doing so incurs 1d2 points of magic contamination. This beam will never affect backlighted targets.
Duration
For the player, Invisibility effects from whatever source have a duration of 14 + 1d(power) turns (subject to a hard cap of 100).
Invisibility evocation
Equipping a ring of invisibility, cloak of darkness, or an artefact with the +Inv power allows you to turn invisible with a power based on your Evocations skill. (You can also cancel invisibility from any source with 100% reliability if you have such an item equipped.)
The invisibility evocation has a power of ((2 * (Evocations skill)) + 5), and incurs 1d3 points of magic contamination when activated.
Wand of invisibility
See Wand of invisibility for the item properties.
For the player, a wand of invisibility operates in much the same fashion as the spell (including the 1d2 contamination effect). The power of a wand of invisibility, like any other wand, is 15+2.5×Evocations.
Potion of invisibility
See Potion of invisibility for the item properties.
Like all potions, potions of invisibility operate with a fixed power rating of 40. Unlike the wand, spell, or evocation, drinking a potion of invisibility does not incur automatic magic contamination.
Monster Version
Invisibility applied to monsters from any source, regardless of power, has a duration of 16 to 56 of the monster's turns. Many spellcasters can cast Invisiblity. They will generally not to do so unless you are in line of sight, so you will at least see them before they become invisible. However, the following monster are innately, permanently invisible:
Negation
Several things can negate invisibility. Most notably, glow from any source, including the Corona spell, the Shining One's halo, sticky flame, or magical contamination, will make any invisible being visible. Also, stepping in water while not flying will cause you (or a monster) to become temporarily visible.
