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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Spibb" data-source="post: 5593687" data-attributes="member: 87912">Thanks for the input everyone, I hadn't really considered the fact that the wording said I can do it at the end of my movement, not whenever I please. However, If I use the power Gloaming Cut as my attack, I could move toward the target, attack them and then as part of the attack shift my int mod (3) away and make a stealth check to become hidden. Then I would be hidden during the rest of the round, and then I could use my move action to move toward the target (now visible), then use gloaming cut again and shift away. As long as I'm keeping myself 3 squares from my starting position this should work fine, yeah?Granted, I'd be losing about 5 damage but I think that's a fair price to pay for being hidden whenever its not your turn.Edit:Also, I took the 10th level rogue utility, "Shadow stride" which has the following text:"Prerequisite: You must be trained in stealth.Requirement: You must be hidden.Effect: Make a stealth check and then move up to your speed to a square where you have cover or concealment. You take no penalty to the check if you move more than 2 squares unless the check fails to beat an enemy's passive perception, you remain hidden during the move, even if you have no cover or concealment during it."As a result of shadow walk, I gain concealment until the end of my next turn whenever I move more than 3 squares. So if I've already done this, than any square I wish to move to from shadow stride is appropriate because I have concealment in every square from shadow walk. And, assuming I end this movement at least 3 squares from my starting position, not only will the movement be invisible, but I can also make a stealth check to hide at the end of it as per Cunning Sneak.</blockquote>

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