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<blockquote data-quote="Gromm" data-source="post: 110781" data-attributes="member: 2245">In response to the title: Only if its really dark alot.We had a shadowdancer in our party a while back, and while it was great to be able to turn invisible at a whim, it didn't always do him much good. During the day he had to work to get to any shadows, and enemies knew where he was.&nbsp;&quot;He just ran under that overhang and disappeared!&quot; &quot;Well go over there and get him.&quot;The biggest problem our DM had was that he practically had to map all the shadows on a given map to see where he could run and hide at any given moment. Once an enemy casts daylight or something similar its pretty much over in most cases.Though I admit it could be abused with spring attack and boots of S&amp;S, the odds of someone hiding as they run out of cover and not being seen are pretty small in most cases (situational penalty for hiding in a lit area cant be good).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gromm, post: 110781, member: 2245"] In response to the title: Only if its really dark alot. We had a shadowdancer in our party a while back, and while it was great to be able to turn invisible at a whim, it didn't always do him much good. During the day he had to work to get to any shadows, and enemies knew where he was. "He just ran under that overhang and disappeared!" "Well go over there and get him." The biggest problem our DM had was that he practically had to map all the shadows on a given map to see where he could run and hide at any given moment. Once an enemy casts daylight or something similar its pretty much over in most cases. Though I admit it could be abused with spring attack and boots of S&S, the odds of someone hiding as they run out of cover and not being seen are pretty small in most cases (situational penalty for hiding in a lit area cant be good). [/QUOTE]

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