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<blockquote data-quote="Plaguescarred" data-source="post: 6983504" data-attributes="member: 6701422">I totally agree they are defined game terms jargon. What is a natural language and not a game term jargon with concrete definition in the rules is &quot;seen CLEARLY&quot;. So what does make one being seen clearly or not clearly is not described. Does lightly obscured makes you not seen clearly? If so i'd mean anyone can try to hide as such and it would greatly devalue feat or feature that specifically allow it such as Skulker and Mask of the Wild. To me it's clear it's not meant to be prior and after the errata.FYI the question was asked to them in january on twitter but hasn't been answered yet unfortunatly;@oilpainting71 Can anyone hide in a &quot;lightly obscured area&quot;, or only those with the Skulker feat, and Mask of the Wild?1of2‏@oilpainting71 If yes, how does Skulker feat &amp; Mask of the Wild differ with the ability to hide in &quot;light obscurement&quot;? 2of2<a href="https://twitter.com/oilpainting71/status/689552585792028673?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/oilpainting71/status/689552585792028673?ref_src=twsrc^tfw</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Plaguescarred, post: 6983504, member: 6701422"] I totally agree they are defined game terms jargon. What is a natural language and not a game term jargon with concrete definition in the rules is "seen CLEARLY". So what does make one being seen clearly or not clearly is not described. Does lightly obscured makes you not seen clearly? If so i'd mean anyone can try to hide as such and it would greatly devalue feat or feature that specifically allow it such as Skulker and Mask of the Wild. To me it's clear it's not meant to be prior and after the errata. FYI the question was asked to them in january on twitter but hasn't been answered yet unfortunatly; [I][B]@oilpainting71[/B] Can anyone hide in a "lightly obscured area", or only those with the Skulker feat, and Mask of the Wild?1of2[/I] [I][B]‏@oilpainting71[/B] If yes, how does Skulker feat & Mask of the Wild differ with the ability to hide in "light obscurement"? 2of2[/I] [URL]https://twitter.com/oilpainting71/status/689552585792028673?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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