Moving Illusion

You weave the light to make an illusion appear. The illusion affects all intelligent creatures that can see or experience the illusion.

Targets can disbelieve the illusion - if they have a reason to be suspicious - by rolling below their Intuition score with a d100. DM may adjust their chance of success.

• Impossible phenomenon (a dragon appears in a restaurant on a planet where no dragons are known to exist): Targets will automatically disbelieve. Those missing their rolls will be slightly put off for 1 round, but still disbelieve the illusion.
• Unlikely phenomenon (a meteor strike in a desert, a noble knight attacking a damsel in distress): All targets can spend 1 AP to disbelieve.
• Complicated or detailed action (the five elves in ambush start shooting fire-arrows): All targets must spend 2 AP if they wish to try and disbelieve.

Illusion of real, severe effect (a forest fire engulfs a group of enemies and their clothes start to burn): Any target directly affected gets a free disbelieve roll each round.