(3.5) Blindness Immunity, Invis Immunity

[Shade Kerrin]

Right, so at this moment I am trying to compile a list of what provides immunity to blindness, compared to invisibility.
I already have:Blindsight(Both), See Invi(Invis), True Seeing(Invis)

Edit:the list

{table=Head]Effect|Invis|Blind|Notes
Scent|Y|Y|Only to locate target
Blindsense|Y|Y|Only to locate target
Mindsight|Y|Y|Only to locate target, Int based
Tremorsense|Y|Y|Only to locate target, ground contact based
Detect Spells|Y|Y|Only to locate target, only if target matches with Detect req
Rod of Alertness|Y|Y|Only to locate target
Rod of Enemy Detection|Y|Y|Only to locate target
Uncanny Dodge|Y|Y|Only for FF AC
Blind-Fight|Y|Y|FF AC, partial tohit
Blindsight|Y|Y|
Touchsight|Y|Y
See Invisibility|Y|-|
True Seeing|Y|-|
Robe of Eyes|Y|-|
Ghost Hood|Y|-|From adventure module
Invisibility Purge|Y|-|Negates rather than percieves
Dust of Appearance|Y|-|Negates rather than percieves
Glitterdust|Y|-|Negates rather than percieves
Raptor's Mask|-|Y|
Goggles of the Golden Sun|-|Y
Synesthete|-|Y|
Iron Heart Surge|-|Y|Requires Standard action while under effects

[/table]

Items that replicate spell effects:Crystal Ball, Lantern of Revealing

[Jack_Simth]

Theoretically, Detect Magic (and possibly [Greater] Arcane Sight) are immune to both... other than that you can't make the Spellcraft check if you can't actually see the object bearing the aura.

[Shade Kerrin]

True, though In the same way as Blindsense and Tremorsense, they don't negate the main advantages. Editing the OP to make the request somewhat clearer.

Reminds me, though: Uncanny Dodge(Both, vs FF only), Blind-fight(Invis, but logically both, FF and half missrate)

[GoodbyeSoberDay]

Raptor's Mask (MIC) grants immunity to blinding.
Mindsight (LoM) gets around both invisibility and blindness to a degree, though you need some form of telepathy (Mindbender 1 is the standard recommendation) to get this running.
There are a lot of ____sights and ____senses which totally or partially get around blindness and invisibility.

[Dimers]

3rd-level psi power touchsight (http://www.d20srd.org/srd/psionic/powers/touchsight.htm) effectively negates both.

[FelixG]

Iron Heart Surge to get rid of blindness?

[Shade Kerrin]

Iron Heart Surge....Is there nothing you can't do?

[Tyndmyr]

Goggles of the Golden Sun(MiC), grant immunity to blindness. Quite nice, IMO.

[Keld Denar]

Iron Heart Surge....Is there nothing you can't do?

Can it see why kids love Cinnamon Toast Crunch? Didn't think so...:smallcool:

[Tyndmyr]

Can it see why kids love Cinnamon Toast Crunch? Didn't think so...:smallcool:

The condition of ignorance can be ended, can it not?

However, if you use this to know all things, be aware that some things are best left unknown.

[Keld Denar]

YOU HAVE SEEN IT! YOU CAN NOT UNSEE IT! text

[Jack_Simth]

YOU HAVE SEEN IT! YOU CAN NOT UNSEE IT! You can, however, use it again to negate the consequences of seeing it.

[Shade Kerrin]

I'm not going to include 'as per' items in the table itself, instead putting them at the bottom

[Shade Kerrin]

Just bumping this one more time, in case there is anything else to add.

[Jack_Simth]

The 'ghost hood,' from 'Expedition to Castle Ravenloft,' (pg 215) is certainly worth a mention, as it's the only way that I know of for anyone to see invisible things from further than 120 feet away.Ah... the spell, See Invisibility, is line-of-sight (no range limitation). The spell, True Seeing, is limited to 120 feet. Most 3rd level Wizards can see Invisible things from over 120 feet without much problem.

[herrhauptmann]

The psi power synthesete lets you ignore blindness OR deafness. If you have neither issue, and the power is active, you gain a +4 to search/spot OR +4 listen.
edit: Removed story. Long story short, it was a very useful custom item to purchase. Especially since DM forgot and thought it was just there to boost my skill checks.

edit: Whoops, was just looking at what was posted in text. Didn't notice the chart hanging inside spoilers.

[Shade Kerrin]

Synesthete's already up there, though