Faerie Fire (Condition)

Faerie Fire

• Shedding dim light. Incoming attacks have Advantage. Cannot be Invisible.

Properties

 Stack ID: INVISIBILITY

 Status groups: SG_Light

 Stack priority: 10

Sources of Faerie Fire

•  Fiendish Fire
•  Xyanyde's Fire
•  Faerie Fire
•  Arcane Shot: Seeking Arrow

Conditions with the same stack ID

Conditions with the stack ID INVISIBILITY, only one of these can be applied at the same time:

Condition	Effects
Channel Divinity: Cloak of Shadows	Has Advantage on Attack rolls and imposes Disadvantage on enemy Attack Rolls. Invisibility ends early if the invisible entity attacks, casts another spell, takes an action, or takes damage.
Cloak of Shadows	Has Advantage on Attack rolls and imposes Disadvantage on enemy Attack Rolls. Attacking, casting spells, or entering a brightly lit area ends this condition.
Faerie Fire	Shedding dim light. Incoming attacks have Advantage. Cannot be Invisible.
Greater Invisibility	Entity has Advantage on Attack rolls. Attack Rolls against it have Disadvantage When interacting with items, casting spells, or attacking, the entity needs to succeed on a Stealth Check to maintain Invisibility. The Check becomes harder with each successful attempt.
Hide in Plain Sight	Affected entity is invisible. It has Advantage on Attack Rolls. It has a +10 bonus to Stealth Checks. Invisibility ends early if the invisible entity moves, attacks, casts another spell, takes an action, or takes damage.
Invisible	Has Advantage on Attack rolls and imposes Disadvantage on enemy Attack Rolls. Invisibility ends early if the invisible entity attacks, casts another spell, becomes wet, interacts with an object, takes an action or bonus action, or is damaged.
One with the Shadows	Affected entity is invisible. It has Advantage on Attack Rolls and imposes Disadvantage on enemy Attack Rolls. Invisibility ends early if the invisible entity moves, attacks, casts another spell, takes an action, or takes damage.
Umbral Shroud	Has Advantage on Attack rolls and imposes Disadvantage on enemy Attack Rolls. Invisibility ends early if the invisible entity attacks, casts another spell, takes an action, or takes damage.