Not seeing the ritual tag anywhere on my sheet

 Is this supposed to be a 30-foot emanation?

This spell does not show up in character sheets as a ritual spell. Even if you try to sort by Ritual Spells it does not show up.

Not sure if you can see magic on a 1 foot thick wooden door or lead armor? Anyone know?

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Not sure if you can see magic on a 1 foot thick wooden door or lead armor? Anyone know?

If the door itself were under some kind of magical effect, you could sense it. You couldn't sense an effect that was on the other side of the door.

The same would be true of lead armor, though making armor out of lead is probably a poor choice in general since it's such a soft metal and would be easily deformed by bludgeoning weapons.

Does *Detect Magic* detect illusions? It feels pretty silly that *Phantasmal Force* could be circumvented by a 1st level spell. 

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Does *Detect Magic* detect illusions? It feels pretty silly that *Phantasmal Force* could be circumvented by a 1st level spell. 

If you cast this spell on someone who is under the effect of Phantasmal Force, it would reveal that an illusion spell was affecting that person, though it wouldn't reveal which spell it was or exactly what was going on.

However, this does not remove the illusion or stop it from affecting anyone in the ways it normally does. Someone affected by Phantasmal Force would still need to successfully make the ability check described in that spell to remove its effects.

Nice

if you use detect magic on a wizard who is just standing there, doing nothing. would they appear magical? in the same vein, would doing the same thing to a sorcerer, would they appear magical?

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if you use detect magic on a wizard who is just standing there, doing nothing. would they appear magical? in the same vein, would doing the same thing to a sorcerer, would they appear magical?

No, not unless they had some kind of magical effect on them at the time. Passive magical effects like the spell Mage Armor, or an Abjurer Wizard's Arcane Ward, would qualify. But simply being a Wizard or a Sorcerer would not.