Recent content by Vengeful

That's what DMs are for. Rules != Game The reason you need to make a Stealth Check against a Blind/Deaf enemy is because they'll probably know which direction an attack came from (especially if you're adjacent). And the stealth check is just representing you him losing track of you after you...

I recently did a statistical analysis of class features w/ weapon of choice of Barbarian, Rogue, TWF Ranger, and Avenger and found that they all peaked at about ~45 DPR. Mind you, I didn't add in feats and paragon paths. It wasn't until class specific damage feats and (importantly) TWF feats...

Been looking for a thread about this and just stumbled across this one. This is how I interpreted it as well. It has some awkward roleplaying consequences; Logically, they would know which square (abouts) you are in and what direction you are, the route they would take to get to you, etc. And...

Isn't that just for the suprise round? One standard action or move action only? You can NOT be flat-footed while in the suprise round and not be able to take a swift action. It is the suprise round that is limiting the actions of the characters, not the attribute of being flat footed

......... I understand what you are saying...such as, you've recently made an AoO and someone uses "Flick of the Wrist" or Feint to deny you a Dex bonus....The aforementioned requisites have been met....but that is not what we are talking about...we're talking about a SINGLE CAUSE for No Dex...

You most definately do if you pick Skill Mastery as one of your Rogue Special abilities, and then pick Hide as one of the skills you master. Take 10 on any skill check you choose, even in distracting situations

Flat-footed refers to any time you lose your dex bonus and can't make an AoO. When you are invisible and you attack someone, they are Flat-footed with regards to you, which is a special case. IE: They lose their Dex bonus against YOUR attack and they can't make AoO against YOU. True Flat-footed...