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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Coredump" data-source="post: 6639693" data-attributes="member: 6939">Its not about allowing or not allowing. It is about allowing or not allowing under which specific conditions.  Can he do it if no one knows he is back there? Of course.What if someone knows he is back there?What if somene watches him go back there?What if he did this before, 6 seconds ago?What if he has done this 5 times before....about every 6 seconds?What if there is a lot of noise and distractions going on?What if there are only 3 creatures total in the room. (Halfling, his ally, bad guy)?The rules say he 'can' do this, the rules don't say he 'can always' do this, nor that he 'can do it no matter what', etc.   That is where DM adjudication comes in.As a base, I would probably allow it once normally. A second time with disadvantage. And a third time autofail.This could be modified depending on how distracting, or not, the environment was. Or perhaps by how intelligent/wise the target was.</blockquote>