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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ilbranteloth" data-source="post: 6351899" data-attributes="member: 6778044">I'd like to keep the rolls to a minimum. The way I look at it, if you are successfully Hidden, then you can 'pop out' of cover and make your attack with advantage. Once that attack has been made, you are no longer Hidden.The question is that now that you are no longer Hidden, and your position is known, can you Hide again? The reason I feel this is important is based on the rule that combatants know where all other combatants are who are not Hidden. So when the 'hidden from view' character pops out to attack again, the defender would see them (since they know where they are), and the character would not gain advantage on attack.I don't see this as a contrived way to negate the advantage. My assumption is that if you are Hidden, then your opponent doesn't know where you are. Therefore they don't see the attack coming and thus you have advantage.But if they know where you are (either because they won the opposed Stealth/Perception check, or they just watched you go behind the tree), you are simply hidden from view, and you must reveal yourself to make your attack, then you don't have advantage.Randy</blockquote>