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In D&D 3.5, are targeted spells not involving an attack roll such as charm monster and spells that affect a specific number of targets within an area such as mass suggesstion subject to a miss chance when they target an opponent under the effects of blur, displacement, invisibility, or mirror image?

EDIT: D'oh. I was thinking of blink.

No. But if you have full concealment you can't target the guy at all unless you can touch them. Blur does nothing, Invisibility gives you full protection unless they get into melee and make a touch attack through your concealment. PHB, page 175.

-Username17

What if they can percieve through Blindsense or the Telepathy/Mindsight combo?

That would be another way to defeat invisibility, yes. But the sense needs to be targeting... For instance, scent usually isn't targeting, though tremorsense is.

-Crissa

Hicks wrote:What if they can percieve through Blindsense or the Telepathy/Mindsight combo?

If they're invisible, they still have total concealment so you can't target them (Tremorsense doesn't work either). Blindsight and Touchsight do work.

You could use stuff involving attack rolls (rays...), with a 50% miss chance - you'd target the square they're in.