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<blockquote data-quote="I'm A Banana" data-source="post: 5095708" data-attributes="member: 2067">By my reading, the target is aware that they are subject to the Assassin shrouds.But the shroud is not an attack, and does not inherently break the Hidden status. So with a good Stealth check, you have a victim who is aware that something evil is happening to them, panicking, looking for the source of this feeling of fear and dread, and if your Stealth check is solid and your hiding spot is clever (Shroud has a pretty long range), you can stay hidden, even if your target is aware of the shrouds. Unless you do something else to break your Hidden status, you can sealth-shroud. The feat just makes sure that your target doesn't even experience that creeping dread -- it has no idea you are watching it from the shadows. Without the feat, the target knows they've been shrouded, but finding the source of that is quite another matter (not that, given 4 rounds, they can't).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="I'm A Banana, post: 5095708, member: 2067"] By my reading, the target is aware that they are subject to the Assassin shrouds. But the shroud is not an attack, and does not inherently break the Hidden status. So with a good Stealth check, you have a victim who is aware that something evil is happening to them, panicking, looking for the source of this feeling of fear and dread, and if your Stealth check is solid and your hiding spot is clever (Shroud has a pretty long range), you can stay hidden, even if your target is aware of the shrouds. Unless you do something else to break your Hidden status, you can sealth-shroud. The feat just makes sure that your target doesn't even experience that creeping dread -- it has no idea you are watching it from the shadows. Without the feat, the target knows they've been shrouded, but finding the source of that is quite another matter (not that, given 4 rounds, they can't). [/QUOTE]

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