Eric WagonerandClaude Fable 5
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"The creature shares your square — there is nowhere to hide" appeared on no card and in no rulebook. Neither did the convention beneath it: the engine skipped INVISIBLE and SHRINK miss rolls for creature blows on the theory that a monster in your square has nothing to aim. The cards say otherwise — SHRINK reduces the chance to hit "in any attack", and INVISIBLE's D4 carves out no exception for monsters. From rev 13, creature blows roll the same dice as every other attack (1 finds the unseen; 1-2 find the tiny), INVISIBLE may be counter- cast against a creature's blow, and the automatons will do so. The rolls consume RNG, so earlier games keep their certainty and replay without them — the refusal survives only there, reworded to blame the revision instead of inventing a rule. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>