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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ridley's Cohort" data-source="post: 1298882" data-attributes="member: 545">Most people interpret a successful Hide as "attack invisible".  It is not obvious that you can Hide and attack at the same time; the rules are not explicit on the matter.House rules/interpretations:The DMs I play with allow a Hiding Rogue one attack roll as "effectively invisible" -- only the first attack if making a full attack.  After the first attack it is assumed the target can now react with the benefit of Dex because the attack reveals the Rogue.  Our reasoning is that the benefits of Hiding should be comparable to actual Invisibility in the best case.  Furthermore, we want Rogues who choose to forego the surprise/1st round blitz to have some tactical advantage because it seems fair/balanced and fits with our tactical play style.</blockquote>