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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Flamestrike" data-source="post: 6962624" data-attributes="member: 6788736">Its open to different interpretations. The one I use:Yes, as long as they're not being observed going into hiding. If you watch them going into hiding, they cant hide (the steath check fails)Your first attack you make from hiding is with advantage. After this attack, you reveal your position regardless of if you hit or miss.Think of a sniper behind a tree. He gets to snap off a shot from hiding, but once thats done, the game assumes you now know where he is.Yes. If a creature can sneak up behind someone (the critter has its back to him) he can use the hide action (and then move) to sneak up behind that creature.There are no facing rules. Just use common sense to determine when a creature is observing someone closely enough to foil a hiding attempt. If you're in a fight to the death with a bunch of Orcs its unlikey youre keeping tabs on their goblin buddy 60' away.I dont understand this question.</blockquote>