| "Cast on one of your minions, it makes the host creature invisible" |
| — Dungeon Keeper Manual |
Invisibility is a Creature Spell in Dungeon Keeper and Dungeon Keeper 2 that cloaks the caster from enemy eyes.
General Information (Dungeon Keeper)
Similarly to the Conceal Monster Keeper Spell, invisibility hides the caster from most enemies. This can hide the number of these creatures you have from the enemy as they train or research. As an invisible creature reveals himself as soon as he attacks, the ability has limited use in combat. Creatures will decloak with the use of any Creature Spell, including Invisibility itself, meaning you cannot "top up" invisibility while possessing a creature, making it more difficult and irritating while on a stealth mission. Invisibility often does not work against the A.I. However, enemy thieves that have access to the spell use it to sneak past defenses and pilfer Treasuries. This is a particular problem of Chapter 18: Blaise End.
General Information (Dungeon Keeper 2)
| "Renders the caster of the spell invisible, therefore allowing the caster to slip, undetected, past enemy troops, free to commit all manner of dastardly deeds." |
| — Dungeon Keeper 2 Manual |
In Dungeon Keeper 2, Invisible is only learnt by two creatures: the Rogue and the Thief, with each version being slightly different. As before, it allows them to slip by undetected.
