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* [[File:Invisibility Potion.png|25px]] [[Invisibility Potion]], which has a chance to [[poison]] you instead of granting invisibility | * [[File:Invisibility Potion.png|25px]] [[Invisibility Potion]], which has a chance to [[poison]] you instead of granting invisibility | ||
Players can remain invisible only temporarily. If you become invisible, you will remain partially visible to yourself and appear translucent or ghost-like on your screen. Being invisible is similar to having the [[Monster Magnetism Perk]] or [[Monster Magnetism Cloak|Cloak]] in that most creatures will ignore you. Unlike MM, invisibility works against [[Arctic Chimeran]]s and [[Dragon]]s. | Players can remain invisible only temporarily. If you become invisible, you will remain partially visible to yourself and appear translucent or ghost-like on your screen. Being invisible is similar to having the [[Monster Magnetism Perk]] or [[Monster Magnetism Cloak|Cloak]] in that most creatures will ignore you. Unlike MM, invisibility works against [[Arctic Chimeran]]s and [[Dragon]]s, although invasion [[Arctic Chimeran]]s and [[Bulangiu]] have true sight (see below). | ||
So far, the [[Invisible Rat]] is the only invisible creature. It remains invisible permanently. | So far, the [[Invisible Rat]] is the only invisible creature. It remains invisible permanently. | ||
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Invisibility can be rendered useless if an observer has [[True Sight]] or if an invisible character walks in the range of an [[Invisibility Removal Ward]], an [[engineering]] item. | Invisibility can be rendered useless if an observer has [[True Sight]] or if an invisible character walks in the range of an [[Invisibility Removal Ward]], an [[engineering]] item. | ||
If you fire a [[ranging]] [[weapon]] while invisible, you will | If you fire a [[ranging]] [[weapon]] while invisible, you will become visible each time you fire it unless you have the [[Ninja Perk]] or have the [[Tunic of the Ninja]] equipped. That perk gives you the chance to remain invisible while shooting. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:17, 8 August 2021
Invisibility in Eternal Lands is a state in which a player or creature does not appear on screen under normal circumstances. The following items can render the user invisible:
Invisibility Spell, a magic spell
Invisibility Potion, which has a chance to poison you instead of granting invisibility
Players can remain invisible only temporarily. If you become invisible, you will remain partially visible to yourself and appear translucent or ghost-like on your screen. Being invisible is similar to having the Monster Magnetism Perk or Cloak in that most creatures will ignore you. Unlike MM, invisibility works against Arctic Chimerans and Dragons, although invasion Arctic Chimerans and Bulangiu have true sight (see below).
So far, the Invisible Rat is the only invisible creature. It remains invisible permanently.
Invisibility is not related to perception or vision distance at night. Therefore, it is not related to the Light Modifier, Lightmeters, Night Visors, or the Cape of Passive Camouflage.
Negation of effects[edit]
Invisibility can be rendered useless if an observer has True Sight or if an invisible character walks in the range of an Invisibility Removal Ward, an engineering item.
If you fire a ranging weapon while invisible, you will become visible each time you fire it unless you have the Ninja Perk or have the Tunic of the Ninja equipped. That perk gives you the chance to remain invisible while shooting.