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<blockquote data-quote="KarinsDad" data-source="post: 2036776" data-attributes="member: 2011">I need ones based on rules.First off, you are totally wrong. For a miss chance to be due to concealment, it has to say so. The spell says that it is due to blinking out.Secondly, the FAQ even answers this question.&quot;Miss chances that don't rely on concealment, such as the miss chance from the blink spell, don't prevent sneak attacks. Concealment negates sneak attacks by interfering with your ability to study the foe's anatomy and place an attack in precisely the right place. The blink spell does not interfere with your ability to make a precise attack&quot;The FAQ disagrees with you. The rules disagree with you. Every single poster here disagrees with you. If anyone is hallucinating, it is you.Temporary visual distractions (such as blinking onto the Ethereal Plane or having your Mirror Image move in front of you) do not create concealment miss chances, nor do they prevent sneak attacks. This is all house rules that you made up.You argument is specious, null, and void. You have zero rules to back up a theory that temporary in-round visual distractions prevent sneak attacks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KarinsDad, post: 2036776, member: 2011"] I need ones based on rules. First off, you are totally wrong. For a miss chance to be due to concealment, it has to say so. The spell says that it is due to blinking out. Secondly, the FAQ even answers this question. "Miss chances that don't rely on concealment, such as the miss chance from the [i]blink[/i] spell, don't prevent sneak attacks. Concealment negates sneak attacks by interfering with your ability to study the foe's anatomy and place an attack in precisely the right place. The [i]blink[/i] spell does not interfere with your ability to make a precise attack" The FAQ disagrees with you. The rules disagree with you. Every single poster here disagrees with you. If anyone is hallucinating, it is you. Temporary visual distractions (such as blinking onto the Ethereal Plane or having your Mirror Image move in front of you) do not create concealment miss chances, nor do they prevent sneak attacks. This is all house rules that you made up. You argument is specious, null, and void. You have zero rules to back up a theory that temporary in-round visual distractions prevent sneak attacks. [/QUOTE]

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