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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hriston" data-source="post: 6988201" data-attributes="member: 6787503">If vision to a creature's location is blocked by obstruction, or if the location is heavily obscured, then that isn't in full view. Whether a creature is present, however, is a matter of encounter distance.Not necessarily. It depends primarily on the audible distance involved, dictated most likely by the human's noise level. If audible distance extends beyond the room, then the room is not in full view because the walls of the room provide an obstruction. On the other hand, if the human is trying to remain quiet and is more than 20 to 60 feet away from the hall, or if there is an intervening door, then the room is in full view. If there's a chance he will be heard from outside the room, that expands the encounter area beyond the room, which is not then in full view.</blockquote>