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<blockquote data-quote="Zurai" data-source="post: 4294817" data-attributes="member: 52324">It's an additional use of the Stealth skill that can only be used in special circumstances (namely, while invisible or otherwise unable to be seen). The rules in the sidebar are not identical to the rules in the Stealth skill sidebar in the Skills section. I've already pointed out the differences, which you choose to ignore while erroneously stating that they're identical. By the way, it's page 281.Of course it does - Termorsense specifically says it does. &quot;You can perceive creatures ... touching the ground or another shared surface ... without needing to make a Perception check&quot;. Similarly, Truesight says &quot;Automatically sees through Illusions within line of sight&quot;.Tremorsense and Truesight are exceptions to the rules. I was going to say Blindsight as well, but actually that's not true: It specifically says &quot;making Perception checks as normal&quot;, which means the Tarrasque also falls to a Cloak of Invisibility.Can you please cite the source for this? As far as I know, only creatures with Blindsight can target by sound rather than sight.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Zurai, post: 4294817, member: 52324"] It's an additional use of the Stealth skill that can only be used in special circumstances (namely, while invisible or otherwise unable to be seen). The rules in the sidebar [b]are not[/b] identical to the rules in the Stealth skill sidebar in the Skills section. I've already pointed out the differences, which you choose to ignore while erroneously stating that they're identical. By the way, it's page 281.Of course it does - Termorsense specifically says it does. "You can perceive creatures ... touching the ground or another shared surface ... without needing to make a Perception check". Similarly, Truesight says "Automatically sees through Illusions within line of sight". Tremorsense and Truesight are exceptions to the rules. I was going to say Blindsight as well, but actually that's not true: It specifically says "making Perception checks as normal", which means the Tarrasque also falls to a Cloak of Invisibility.Can you please cite the source for this? As far as I know, only creatures with Blindsight can target by sound rather than sight. [/QUOTE]

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