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<blockquote data-quote="Mistwell" data-source="post: 7417349" data-attributes="member: 2525"><p>You are no longer hidden if you attack someone even if the attack misses (unless you have the Skulker feat). </p><p></p><p>Perception is not sight. You perceive a target if it is not hidden, even if you cannot see it. This is why invisibility doesn't itself automatically make you hidden. You can hear them, see movement in the trees, perhaps smell them, notice the displacement of their presence in their surroundings, footprints, blocking of light, etc.. Regardless the moment they attack they are revealed. If they want to hide again, they need to move first while being perceived into another area of concealment/cover and then they can make another hide check. </p><p></p><p>At least, that's the rules. I'd argue they are wise ones. As soon as you start letting creatures attack and auto-hide due to existing cover and make them immune to being perceived, players will start massively abusing that when they can. It's not a particularly good path to go down, in my opinion. It's pretty clean and simple that when you attack you're no longer hidden.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mistwell, post: 7417349, member: 2525"] You are no longer hidden if you attack someone even if the attack misses (unless you have the Skulker feat). Perception is not sight. You perceive a target if it is not hidden, even if you cannot see it. This is why invisibility doesn't itself automatically make you hidden. You can hear them, see movement in the trees, perhaps smell them, notice the displacement of their presence in their surroundings, footprints, blocking of light, etc.. Regardless the moment they attack they are revealed. If they want to hide again, they need to move first while being perceived into another area of concealment/cover and then they can make another hide check. At least, that's the rules. I'd argue they are wise ones. As soon as you start letting creatures attack and auto-hide due to existing cover and make them immune to being perceived, players will start massively abusing that when they can. It's not a particularly good path to go down, in my opinion. It's pretty clean and simple that when you attack you're no longer hidden. [/QUOTE]
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