Recent content by Delgaddo

Actually I think this is exactly the way the rules are written. The part that seems to muddy the water for the OP is the you can end your first move in midair. This isn't meant literally. I would have to imaging what they are trying to say albeit poorly is that you don't need to clear the...

Actualy all my examples used a 2' wide column - not sure if it matters but I think it poses a better example. One of my concerns is if regular cover (i.e. the 2' wide column or even a 1' wide column) is enough to allow someone to become hidden? It appears that the RAW allow it and in order to...

What if a goblin sees you dunk behind a small statue that gives you partial cover? Can you hide from it? The way I see it, according to the RAW you can.

Is this stated somewhere in the rules or is this your house ruling? My understanding with the RAW was that any cover was condition for a stealth check and if you passed a stealth check your were "hidden". Again in the rules or your house rules? I can't find anywhere where it says if you...

How about this scenario: A dragonborn rogue is hiding behind a 2' wide narrow column and has cover against a goblin who just ranged attacked him last round at -2 for the cover. He drops prone as a move action and rolls a stealth check with it and gets a 15 + 9 for his skill bonus for a toal...

Yeah thanks I know the dictionary definition of hiding, what I'm wondering is when, if ever, in D&D are you considered to be hiding? What makes you hidden, is it being unseen from your target or from all targets, is it just passing a stealth check? If it's unseen as you said then what exactly...

A major problem with the stealth RAW is that there is no defined state for the condition given by a successful stealth check. I know the current consensus seems to be that stealth is not a state just a descriptor for various actions – but the RAW don’t seem to jive with this interpretation even...