Blink, Blur, Displacement

[Evard]

Do these three spells stack in pathfinder?

What about 3.5?

Would you roll for each or say if you had all three on you they would add up?

[legomaster00156]

No. Only the highest miss chance applies, unless specifically stated that it stacks with other miss chance effects.

[Psyren]

For reference, here is the quote:


If a creature receives miss chances from multiple sources, such as from being incorporeal and having concealment, only the highest miss chance applies.

[FearlessGnome]

That's interesting. Is there some way around that? Because I'm quite sure I've seen the party Ruleslawyer/caster get away with rolling several miss chances.

[ShneekeyTheLost]

If it isn't a Miss Chance, it still counts. So things like Mirror Image gives you a chance of every attack hitting an image rather than the real person. On top of any miss chance which he might possess.

[dextercorvia]

That's interesting. Is there some way around that? Because I'm quite sure I've seen the party Ruleslawyer/caster get away with rolling several miss chances.

Don't play with the Rules Compendium.

Before that, only concealment types didn't stack.