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Message: <blockquote data-quote="iserith" data-source="post: 7094851" data-attributes="member: 97077">I didn't hear anything particularly controversial in his interpretation. I will have to correct some rulings with regard to attacking from hidden, as I tended to rule that if you pop out to attack, you're no longer hidden. So that will please all the multiclass rogues in my current campaign. I've been handling invisibility and hidden the same way he said to do it.Passive Perception as "always on" is still technically in line with my interpretation of its use to the extent that it is always applicable until it's not. Those circumstances are when the character is distracted doing something other than looking around for stuff. So as long as the DM is having the players establish what their characters are generally doing while traveling the adventure location, passive Perception may or may not apply as normal. Observant characters still need to be keeping watch for danger. They don't also get to do other tasks that may distract from that. Jeremy was clear on the DM determining whether someone's in the position to notice something or not.</blockquote>