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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Cap'n Kobold" data-source="post: 7432416" data-attributes="member: 6802951">Presumably the first thing the Paladin knows about when the Rogue comes out of hiding is when they get stabbed or shot. If they spot the rogue before the rogue executes their attack, then the rogue isn't going to get their sneak attack off.You have to concentrate to hold a spell as a reaction, so the rogue's attack could cause the Paladin to lose their spell before they get to cast it.After the rogue has attacked, if the paladin maintained their concentration, then they can cast the spell.By the book, the rogue would have to follow the command on their next turn, rather than their current. So even if they had movement left, they would not have to approach the paladin on the round that they attacked. - This is something that a DM might decide to make a ruling on.</blockquote>