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[HoonDing]

Does anyone have a list of creatures that can see through invisibility?

I noticed that those red/blue toadstools (forgot the name) that like to shoot confusion blasts were still able to target my invisible characters even when taking no action.

Modifié par virumor, 08 septembre 2010 - 10:54 .

[Sparky The Barbarian]

I've noticed the Kua Toa in the underdark attack my character regardless of invisibility.

Many Mages (especially Liches and Drow) cast True Seeing as soon as a party member comes in range.

[Slyx]

Most any Demon/Cambion, Dragons, most? Liches, Vampiric Mists and their ilk

[Shadow_Leech07]

Hive mothers can see through. I'm not so sure about dragons. I don't think drow can see through, but they immediately cast true sight if an invisible creature is near.

[Flamedance]

Dragons have an innate True Sight. High ranking demons and devils should have, but that's not always the case. So should liches, but i don't think that was implemented in vanilla, at least not consistently. Vampiric mists have an innate ability to detect invisibility, as do Hive Mothers. The Myconids mentioned by the op also see through invisibilty.

Bioware wasn't very consistent with implementing abilities (and alignments). Plus Bioware toned down a lot of creatures (compared to their PnP counterparts) to keep the game playable for newbies. Understandable of course, but the result often was that some opponents were a complete joke compared to their PnP counterparts. Dragons being the prime example. Some mods will actually add to the confusion. Other mods will restore some of the innate abilities. For instance, iirc Tactics restores the True Sight innate ability (as well as some others) to Pit Fiends.

[Gipp3r]

I'm actually interesting in knowing how powerful dragons actually should be, the earliest pnp dnd game I played was dnd 3ed and it's a bit hard to compare it, especially from memory alone