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An invisible creature is not hidden. All creatures are fully aware of which square/location it is in, therefore it remains on the battle mat. This is one of the core Rules of Hidden Club. The First Premise: Everyone knows where everyone else is, at all times, period. The Second Premise: There is one and only one exception to The First Premise, and that ...

Yep, remains on the map. Here are the 4e Official rules on Invisible. Can’t be seen by normal forms of vision. Has combat advantage against any enemy that can’t see it. Doesn’t provoke opportunity attacks from enemies that can’t see it. Has Total Concealment (-5 Penalty to Attack Rolls): when can’t be seen. Invisible Creatures and Stealth: If an ...

No Invisible states: If a creature is invisible, it has several advantages against creatures that can’t see it: It has total concealment against them, it doesn’t provoke opportunity attacks from them, and they grant combat advantage to it. Therefore the invisible state itself is not "toggled" by its nature. (Unlike, for example, prone, which offers ...

Check out the Interlock system used in Cyberpunk 2.0.2.0. by R.Talsorian Games. The system is fast and gritty, and combat is usually very quick and deadly. Technology is an integral part of the system, as well as human augmentation using cybernetics. It should fit the Crysis setting nicely.

Several that can do fairly realistic combat exist. Lethality, however, is not the only axis to consider. GURPS can be highly lethal, tho' it's native is that a bullet usually puts a man down, rather than kills him. It's also rather realistic in its approach to melee; of the games that I've played, it is one of the better for accurate melee. Point based ...

As I read though the Rules Compendium, pg 221, It talks about invisibility. As I read more and more the answer to your question is simple. NO It does not lose it's invisibility but the players to know where he is. If an invisible creature is hidden from the attacker (rolls stealth), the attacker can neither hear nor see it, and has to guess the ...

Check out SLA Industries. It has cyberpunk elements, horror elements, and many many conspiracies. The world is not linked at all to Crysis but an adaptation should be easy. The Home page for the publishing house should give you more information.

I couldn't find anything in the Rules Compendium or DMG under "Invisibility" to cover this situation. Since the game is exception based, the rules are ofter made in a larger way for everyone and can be changed for a specific situation. If it wasn't specified that the duergar becomes visible again after and attack (hit or miss), it would stay invisible ...