1001 silent images

[Threadnaught]

46. An explanation of how 32 + 1 = 47.

[Lightlawbliss]

46. An explanation of how 32 + 1 = 47.

I'm sorry if this should be obvious, but I don't get this one.

[Threadnaught]

I'm sorry if this should be obvious, but I don't get this one.

It's really me being picky and paying far too much attention to detail. See these posts in order, I noticed no other submissions between them.

31. A holographic GUI for a magic item.

Obviously 32 should follow.

I feel like a poor sport for not proposing my own use of the Silent Image spell: Pretend to summon a raucously noisy creature inside the area of a Silence spell.

I'm assuming that's 32, so what's 32 + 1?

47. Being charged by some horsemen, make a line of pikemen appear. Now the riders will be suspicious, but horses are dumb.

Incidentally my earlier post is numbered out of order.

[The Grue]

Counting is hard, guys.

[Snowbluff]

61. Entry 60.

[Lightlawbliss]

could you guys atleast TRY to keep the numbering in line.

[Segev]

I think these were the last even vaguely serious entries:

A tall bright red pillar that can be seen from far away.

Writing on a wall, or changing writing that is already on a wall.

Yourself, but in armor and with weapons (or a robe and staff).

A jeweled golden necklace hanging from a cliffside, to bait people into going to get it.

These should be 53-56...

59. A wizard getting ready to cast Silent Silent Image.

...which means this one should be 57.

The next one should be 58.

[Troacctid]

Is there a reason we're numbering them? Are we planning to stop at exactly 1001?

[Phelix-Mu]

58. An arbitrarily accurate timepiece, likely a metronome or hourglass (but not necessarily an hour) due to apparent dearth of clockworks in D&D used for clocks (but golems, sure, why not...). Useful for alchemy, testing reaction times, timing intervals between guard shifts/patrol sweeps with accuracy. Needs to be extended for some of the more interesting uses, but meh, the point stands.

[Malroth]

A scene where your daughter the princess is kidnapped by a dragon when you want to fool wandering heroes into killing something for you.

[Dalebert]

A scene where your daughter the princess is kidnapped by a dragon when you want to fool wandering heroes into killing something for you.

Wow, that's a sneaky, quiet dragon and he snatched her without even a scream!

[Segev]

60. When trying to use a river or the like as a barrier between yourself and others, a shadow of something big moving beneath the water's surface.

61. A shadow of something big flying overhead.

[Malroth]

an Illusion of yourself creating an illusion of yourself creating an illusion of yourself ......

[atemu1234]

Make coppers look like gold pieces...

[jiriku]

64. In appropriate locations, have your party press into a corner or against a boulder, then create an illusion of the wall or boulder extended over them. You aren't moving and enemies don't have line of sight to you, so you remain hidden with no need for a Hide or Move Silently check. Enemies aren't even entitled to save unless they touch the illusion or take a standard action to study it, and if they're unfamiliar with the area and/or your illusion is cunningly placed, they may have no reason to be suspicious.

65. An illusion of a wall of iron or other barrier spell. Enemies without Spellcraft saw you cast a spell, and then a wall magically appeared -- again, they've got no reason to be suspicious, and may not attempt anything that would entitle them to save. Note that mindless creatures can't remember that there wasn't a wall there before, and should simply avoid it without giving it a test.

66. Create an illusion of a person or place that you've seen, so that another spellcaster can use spells like teleport or scrying and benefit from having "seen once" the target of their spell.

67. Create an illusion of a murder victim, still living and pointing in an accusatory way, when you want to try to startle a suspected murderer into revealing guilt. With proper setup through the use of social skills and roleplaying, this can be powerful and dramatic.

[nedz]

Some salacious scene in the distance which will draw everyone's attention and distract them.

An image of a Tsundere Yaoi Fangirl doing her thing could also cause a distraction.

[atemu1234]

67. Create an illusion of a murder victim, still living and pointing in an accusatory way, when you want to try to startle a suspected murderer into revealing guilt. With proper setup through the use of social skills and roleplaying, this can be powerful and dramatic.

Reminds me of an episode of Castle.

[jiriku]

Reminds me of an episode of Castle.

Ugh, I'm showing my age. I was thinking of an episode of Murder She Wrote. Although it's probably just as at home in Scooby Doo as well.

[Segev]

70. In conjunction with Ventriloquism, a poor man's Project Image.

[atemu1234]

Some salacious scene in the distance which will draw everyone's attention and distract them.

An image of a Tsundere Yaoi Fangirl doing her thing could also cause a distraction.

You're my hero.