Summoning whilst invisible?

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We all know that an invisible wizard who summons a monster and has it
attack an enemy ceases to be invisible.

But what about a wizard who summons a monster, has it attack an enemy,
and THEN turns invisible?

On the next round, when the summoned monster attacks the enemy, does the
wizard cease to be invisible?

- Ron ^*^

 

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Werebat wrote:
> We all know that an invisible wizard who summons a monster and has it
> attack an enemy ceases to be invisible.
>

RTFM. SRD invisibility:

"Causing harm indirectly is not an attack. Thus, an invisible being can
open doors, talk, eat, climb stairs, summon monsters and have them
attack"

- Justisaur

 

[willie]

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"Werebat" <ranpoirier@cox.net> wrote in message
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>
> We all know that an invisible wizard who summons a monster and has it
> attack an enemy ceases to be invisible.
>
> But what about a wizard who summons a monster, has it attack an enemy, and
> THEN turns invisible?
>
> On the next round, when the summoned monster attacks the enemy, does the
> wizard cease to be invisible?
>
No, once you "pay the price" for the act of aggression, you don't have to
keep paying
for it. The wizard would be able to remain invisible until he/she did
another aggressive
act.

 

[Joseph]

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Werebat <ranpoirier@cox.net> wrote in news:_jFye.72400$Fv.61744@lakeread01:

>
> We all know that an invisible wizard who summons a monster and has it
> attack an enemy ceases to be invisible.
>
> But what about a wizard who summons a monster, has it attack an enemy,
> and THEN turns invisible?
>
> On the next round, when the summoned monster attacks the enemy, does the
> wizard cease to be invisible?
>
> - Ron ^*^
>

{Chuckle} Hey, what can I say? I like jokers.

 

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Werebat wrote:
> We all know that an invisible wizard who summons a monster and has it
> attack an enemy ceases to be invisible.
>
> But what about a wizard who summons a monster, has it attack an enemy,
> and THEN turns invisible?
>
> On the next round, when the summoned monster attacks the enemy, does the
> wizard cease to be invisible?

You got three responses to _this_?

It is to weep! TO WEEP!

Laszlo

 

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Werebat wrote:
> laszlo_spamhole@freemail.hu wrote:
> >
> > Werebat wrote:
> >
> >>We all know that an invisible wizard who summons a monster and has it
> >>attack an enemy ceases to be invisible.
> >>
> >>But what about a wizard who summons a monster, has it attack an enemy,
> >>and THEN turns invisible?
> >>
> >>On the next round, when the summoned monster attacks the enemy, does the
> >>wizard cease to be invisible?
> >
> >
> > You got three responses to _this_?
> >
> > It is to weep! TO WEEP!
>
> Yeah, but I was hunting bigger fish.

I was actually considering chipping in with something about how mages
and their summons should be considered a single combat "entity", which
is why they're always flatfooted and surprised (or not) at the same
time.

>From there, of course, an example with Rachel charging a mage and his
summon would have evolved naturally.

Damn it, that could have been beautiful. Curse my non-trolling ways.

Laszlo

 

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laszlo_spamhole@freemail.hu wrote:
>
> Werebat wrote:
>
>>We all know that an invisible wizard who summons a monster and has it
>>attack an enemy ceases to be invisible.
>>
>>But what about a wizard who summons a monster, has it attack an enemy,
>>and THEN turns invisible?
>>
>>On the next round, when the summoned monster attacks the enemy, does the
>>wizard cease to be invisible?
>
>
> You got three responses to _this_?
>
> It is to weep! TO WEEP!

Yeah, but I was hunting bigger fish.

- Ron ^*^

 

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Only if he casts invisibility on a door and destroys reality.

Gerald Katz

 

[Guest]

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Werebat wrote:
>
> We all know that an invisible wizard who summons a monster and has it
> attack an enemy ceases to be invisible.
>
> But what about a wizard who summons a monster, has it attack an enemy,
> and THEN turns invisible?
>
> On the next round, when the summoned monster attacks the enemy, does the
> wizard cease to be invisible?
>
> - Ron ^*^
>

You're joking, right?

 

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"Werebat" <ranpoirier@cox.net> wrote in message
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> > It is to weep! TO WEEP!
>
> Yeah, but I was hunting bigger fish.

<yawn>
<stretch>
*Way* too obvious, Ron.
<returns to nap>

-Michael