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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Gansk" data-source="post: 4135092" data-attributes="member: 16383">There has been some discussion on the 4e forum that the definition of concealment and invisibility no longer require extra rolls for "miss chance" and are just flat modifiers to AC (+2 and +5 respectively).Based on that information, I am changing the rules for the concealment, invisiblilty, and blind conditions.Concealment: You get +2 to AC. You can use Stealth as a minor action to hide, thus becoming invisible to those who cannot beat the Stealth roll with their Perception roll. Passive perception is a free action where the creature takes 10 on the roll. Active perception is a minor action where the creature rolls d20. Each 2 squares of distance subtracts 1 from the Perception roll. You cannot hide against adjacent creatures. Once you attack, you become visible but still have concealment.Invisible: You cannot be targeted by ranged or opportunity attacks. You get +5 AC vs. melee attacks. You have combat advantage on all of your attacks.  Blind: You cannot make ranged or opportunity attacks. -5 to hit on all melee attacks. All attacks against you have combat advantage.</blockquote>