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<blockquote data-quote="StreamOfTheSky" data-source="post: 5702233" data-attributes="member: 35909">You would use the clouds to divide and conquer, picking off foes as they emerge.&nbsp; At least in theory.If the game allows you to multiclass instead of just doing Class X // Class Y, a single level in Oracle can allow you to see through mist and fog just fine -- Water Sight revelation of the...&quot;Waves&quot; (I think that's the name) mystery.&nbsp; Similarly, 2 levels in Horizon Walker prestige class, which a Ranger pretty much automatically qualifies for, has this gem for Terrain Mastery: &quot;Ethereal Plane: The horizon walker ignores the 20% concealment miss chance from fog and mist, and treats total concealment from these sources as concealment.&quot;&nbsp; So...you treat total concealment as regular concealment.&nbsp; Improved Precise Shot, which Ranger snags at level 6 (coincidentally the amount of levels you need to enter HW) lets you ignore 20% concealment.Bottom line: Either method would let you see through your own cloud effects just fine.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="StreamOfTheSky, post: 5702233, member: 35909"] You would use the clouds to divide and conquer, picking off foes as they emerge. At least in theory. If the game allows you to multiclass instead of just doing Class X // Class Y, a single level in Oracle can allow you to see through mist and fog just fine -- Water Sight revelation of the..."Waves" (I think that's the name) mystery. Similarly, 2 levels in Horizon Walker prestige class, which a Ranger pretty much automatically qualifies for, has this gem for Terrain Mastery: "Ethereal Plane: The horizon walker ignores the 20% concealment miss chance from fog and mist, and treats total concealment from these sources as concealment." So...you treat total concealment as regular concealment. Improved Precise Shot, which Ranger snags at level 6 (coincidentally the amount of levels you need to enter HW) lets you ignore 20% concealment. Bottom line: Either method would let you see through your own cloud effects just fine. [/QUOTE]

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