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<blockquote data-quote="Plaguescarred" data-source="post: 6366509" data-attributes="member: 6701422"><p>Pretty good rundown of the Stealth rules by Designbot!</p><p></p><p>Another thing i'd like to mention is that hiding is active, not passive, so is the outcome of not be hidden anymore. You must take an action to hide. Similarly, you must do something to not be hidden anymore (attacking, moving in plain view or making noise for exemple), and others must take an action to search for you, move in a position to see you or otherwise do something else i.e dispel magical darkness. If no action or movement is performed whatsoever by anyone, you should remain hidden in most case.</p><p></p><p></p><p>I think so too, for exemple when a halfling hides behind an ally (or an elf hide in a small foliage) which you otherwise can see all around (because lightly obscurement doesn't block vision like heavy one do), i'd say you should have a good idea where the hidden creature is, even though you can't see and hear it since you saw it until it hid. Same if a human hides in a 5' sphere of magical darkness for exemple, walking all around should give you a good idea where the hidden creature is, even though you can't see and hear it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Plaguescarred, post: 6366509, member: 6701422"] Pretty good rundown of the Stealth rules by Designbot! Another thing i'd like to mention is that hiding is active, not passive, so is the outcome of not be hidden anymore. You must take an action to hide. Similarly, you must do something to not be hidden anymore (attacking, moving in plain view or making noise for exemple), and others must take an action to search for you, move in a position to see you or otherwise do something else i.e dispel magical darkness. If no action or movement is performed whatsoever by anyone, you should remain hidden in most case. I think so too, for exemple when a halfling hides behind an ally (or an elf hide in a small foliage) which you otherwise can see all around (because lightly obscurement doesn't block vision like heavy one do), i'd say you should have a good idea where the hidden creature is, even though you can't see and hear it since you saw it until it hid. Same if a human hides in a 5' sphere of magical darkness for exemple, walking all around should give you a good idea where the hidden creature is, even though you can't see and hear it. [/QUOTE]
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