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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sejs" data-source="post: 1842407" data-attributes="member: 4910">Actually, no.  Someone hiding in shadows - using the concealment granted by a shadowy area to meet the cover/concealment requirements on the use of the hide skill - would be seen by an observer with True Seeing without a spot check.  Those shadows don't grant concealment vs True Seeing because True Seeing lets the recipient see thru normal and magical darkness.  Shadows arn't granting concealment vs TS guy = hiding character doesn't meet requirements = hiding character is not hidden to TS guy.Someone hidden normally using something to grant cover or concealment that isn't darkness (which TS sees thru), or magical in nature (which TS also sees thru) can hide from TS.  A rogue hiding behind a tapestry is hidden from TS, unless the TSer makes his normal hide-vs-spot check.  A ranger hidden in the tall grass is hidden from TS, unless the TSer makes his normal hide-vs-spot check.  A thug just standing in the corner of a poorly lit room is not hidden from TS, because TS sees thru that darkness and the thug isn't hiding behind anything else.</blockquote>