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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Flamestrike" data-source="post: 8099302" data-attributes="member: 6788736">Wrong. F hasnt had his turn yet, and M is not hidden.Back to the example.F's turn 1. F (a Wood Elf with the Mobile feat) moves 45' and then takes the Dash action moving another 45', ending up adjacent to the invisible but not hidden M. F then Action surges, gaining a second action, using it on the Attack action, attacking M. He misses both times.End of round 1.At no stage was M 90' away from F. F was not standing there frozen in time and space for six whole seconds while M attacked F and then ran away, getting 90' away from F. What happened was M attacked F (revealing himself), F was alert enough to block those attacks and respond, and F then followed up M as M ran away, hot on his heels, blindly swinging his sword at M's back as M ran away.That not only reflects the RAW and the RAW (as clearly expressed by the writers of the rule) it also accurately reflects what both of those two men were doing for the six or so seconds of that combat regardless of the stop/start nature of cyclical turn based action sequencing.</blockquote>