For the duration, you see invisible creatures and objects as if they have been visible, and you can see into the Ethereal Plane. Ethereal creatures and objects show up ghostly and translucent.
The spell does now not divulge the technique used to attain invisibility. It does now not disclose illusions or allow you to see via opaque objects. It does no longer disclose creatures who are surely hiding, concealed, or in any other case tough to see.
Because gain and downside cancel, if two invisible creatures swing at every other, they assault as ordinary with neither benefit nor disadvantage. Invisible creatures not often alternate blows, but blinded creatures in, say, Darkness or a Fog Cloud regularly do, and the offsetting benefit and downside lead to everyday assault rolls.
- Level: 2 (Divination)
- Casting time: 1 Action
- Components: V, S, M*
- Range(area): Self
- Attack(save): None
- Damage(effect): Detection
- School: Divination
- Duration: 1 Hour
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FAQ
- Does the spell See Invisibility allow you to see a hidden creature?
Only if the creature is hidden totally by way of invisibility
- Does Blindsight observe invisibility?
Yes, Blindsight is the use of an experience different than sight such as hearing
- What occurs when an invisible creature is detected?
A hidden creature can’t be seen, and can’t be heard.
- Do Nondetection and Invisibility shield you from True Seeing?
Yes, Nondetection does block the Trueseeing spell.
- With Truesight do you recognize that a creature is invisible?
Yes, Truesight mechanically detects visible illusions and offers you an appreciation of a creature transformed by way of magic.
