Remember: just because you can't see them, it doesn't mean you can't hit them! If you know invisible or shadowmelded units are around, use an area attack spell like Blizzard, Starfall, Flame Strike,
or Rain of Fire. You can also use attack ground with siege units like the Demolisher. Hero Items Dust of Appereance - Purchased at player-built shopsCrystal Ball - Reveals a targeted area. Invisible units are also revealed by the Crystal Ball's effect.Sentry Wards - drop Sentry Wards to spy on an area, and reveal invisible units. Humans Flying MachinesMortar Teams - FlareTowers - Magical Sentry. This is an upgrade at the Arcane Sanctum to allow you to see invisible units using your Towers. The Humans have the easiest Invisibility detection. Orcs Far Seer - Far SightWitch Doctor - Sentry Ward Undead Shades - Shades see invisible units. Night ElvesHuntress - SentinelPriestess of the Moon - Scout NeutralBeastmaster - Hawk
sites that are not Blizzard owned
There are several things you should look for in a legitimate (or illegitimate) email from Blizzard. After the break we'll take a look at these, as well as provide some places you can go for further informationHow to spot a fake emailBlizzard will never ask for your password. If the email is telling you to send it to them, then it's a fake. Account emails will only come from and accept replies to wowaccountadmin@blizzard.com. Anything else and it's a fake. A lot of these phishing emails are saying noreply@blizzard.com, but guess what, those are fake. Blizzard does use that email
address for some things, but not when they're talking to you about your account.Links go to sites that are not Blizzard owned. The phishing emails that I've received recently have links pointing to sites that are clearly not Blizzard owned. Sites like zomgadamholiskyrocks.com is not a site you want to put your password into, and neither is blzard.com, wowinsidar.com, or saccovsziebart.tv. They're all fake!
