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It becomes faint to all who witness the interaction.

Jeremy Crawford, athe lead D&D 5e game designer, tweeted the clarificationintent behind the rule:

Physical interaction with minor illusion reveals it to be illusory to anyone who witnesses that revelation.

The next paragraph - "if a creature uses its action to examine the sound or image..." - implies examination withoutwithout physical interaction, which requires a successful Intelligence (Investigation) check and works for a specific creature only (the one who succeeded the check).

It becomes faint to all who witness the interaction.

Jeremy Crawford, a D&D 5e game designer, tweeted the clarification:

Physical interaction with minor illusion reveals it to be illusory to anyone who witnesses that revelation.

The next paragraph - "if a creature uses its action to examine the sound or image..." - implies examination without physical interaction, which requires a successful Intelligence (Investigation) check and works for a specific creature only (the one who succeeded the check).

It becomes faint to all who witness the interaction.

Jeremy Crawford, the lead D&D 5e game designer, tweeted the intent behind the rule:

Physical interaction with minor illusion reveals it to be illusory to anyone who witnesses that revelation.

The next paragraph - "if a creature uses its action to examine the sound or image..." - implies examination without physical interaction, which requires a successful Intelligence (Investigation) check and works for a specific creature only (the one who succeeded the check).

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enkryptor
enkryptor
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  • 238
  • 398

It becomes faint to all who witness the interaction.

Jeremy Crawford, a D&D 5e game designer, tweeted the clarification:

Physical interaction with minor illusion reveals it to be illusory to anyone who witnesses that revelation.

The next paragraph - "if a creature uses its action to examine the sound or image..." - implies examination without physical interaction, which requires a successful Intelligence (Investigation) check and works for a specific creature only (the one who succeeded the check).