Illusion

Description

When a character casts an illusion, the player should describe the illusion in detail. What does it look like? If it makes sound, what does it sound like? If it can move, how does it move? Most characters believe in the illusions they witness. If they have a reason to, they can try to disbelieve an illusion.This requires a Logic check made against the Ego defense of the character who created the illusion. If the check succeeds, the character sees through the illusion. If they communicate this to others, those characters get an edge on any Logic check to seethrough the illusion as well. On a Fantastic success on any such Logic check, the illusion ends.The Illusion power set also includes things like invisibility and other powers that hamper or block the senses. You can't disbelieve such things. However, you can still attack things in the dark or things that are in visible— as long as you have any indication that there's something there. Characters that attempt to do so have trouble on their attack checks.Invisible characters have an edge on Agility checks to sneak past people, and enemies have trouble on Vigilance checks to perceive them. It's even harder to spot things that are in visible but aren't moving. Characters must be actively trying to do so to be able to make a Vigilance check.