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Message: <blockquote data-quote="JoeNotCharles" data-source="post: 5000160" data-attributes="member: 79945">[sblock=Stealth]You can make a Stealth check at the end of any move action, if you have superior cover or total concealment, or are outside line-of-sight.  (I'm fudging line-of-sight a bit this battle, since it has poor senses and the rain is heavy.)After you've become hidden, to STAY hidden you just need regular cover or concealment.  So ducking behind a wall, becoming hidden, and then moving behind some bushes or a light screen is possible.  If you move more than 2 squares, you need to make a new Stealth check with a -5 penalty.Attacking automatically breaks Stealth, as does anything that should obviously draw attention to you like making a loud noise, but you count as having Stealth until you finish rolling the attack.So it's perfectly possible to gain Stealth with your move action first, then attack with combat advantage.  What you usually can't do (unless you use an AP for a second move action) is get Stealth, attack, then get Stealth again on the same turn.[/sblock]</blockquote>