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No because I'm not & wasn't playing a heartless bastard, I never consumed the souls of random spirits and even let the very obviously heinous ones go such as magisters & etc. I basically only ever used it on nameless henchmen NPCs, shriekers, and the voidwoken.


Hardly. It just says class names & general verbiage like "battlemage", it doesn't fully describe what they're completely capable of. A lot of that knowledge you gain after your first playthrough.

"I'll have Fair RNG Not At All Biased for $600 Alex Ken!"

"A wonderful number, it is 0.0009765625."

"What is 'What are the odds of missing 75% hit chance against a minotaur 5 x in a row?' "

"Yes! Pick again."

"I'll have Fair RNG Not At All Biased for $800, Ken!"

"An even better number, it is 0.0084375"

"What is 'What are the odds of a Minotaur missing twice, hitting once, and critting twice in five rolls when I have 19 AC and it needs 11 to hit?' "

"Indeed! Pick again, you're on (an extremely bad) roll!"

"I'll have Fair RNG Not At All Biased for $1000, Ken!"

"The best number ever heard, it is 0.00000823974609375."

"What is "What are the odds of me missing a 75% hit chance 5x, and the minotaur missing twice, hitting once, and critting twice?' "

Well, technically Greater Invis lets you do any action with a chance (Based on Stealth skill) to remain invisible.

It however, doesn't fix the problem of the nearby Druids having Truesight and being able to see through invisibility (It being "Greater" does not make you any more invisible, you're vulnerable to Truesight like any other form of concealment)

Had the Druids not randomly been one of the only entities in the entire game to be given permanent Truesight, then Greater Invisibility (As well as Darkness/Fog) would allow you to pick up the Idol without being detected.