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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Zenon" data-source="post: 304634" data-attributes="member: 352">Yes, I agree with you here. I do wish the rule was clearer and at least stated you had to be aware of the action to take the AoO.It's not only "what I want it to do", it is what makes any kind of common sense. My common sense tells me that in order to exploit a weakness or lack of guard, one must be able to perceive it.I do not call it by a GM subjective whim. I call it making a judgement to how this will work for all parties involved, at all times, PC and NPC alike.You can call it a "house rule" if you'd like, I describe it as a rules clarification to close a loophole:If you don't like loophole, call it a house rule, it matters not to me.The clarification is simple:You must be aware of the action that provokes the AoO to take the AoO.This is common sense because the world is too dangerous of a place if all the fighters are contantly walking around swinging blindly at random squares just in case a flying invisible silenced creature might be travelling through them.</blockquote>