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Message: <blockquote data-quote="o3caudata" data-source="post: 5448610" data-attributes="member: 45361">[sblock=oc]So, this is pretty semantic, and ultimately Di decides whatever he wants.  Not having concealment is not particularly detrimental to ones ability to hide, since it quite explicitly says that cover affords the person the ability to hide.  I don't believe the text of the spell is intended to say 'all things at any distance can see you'  Basically, i don't think the candle light makes you glow like a beacon to anything.  Maybe it does.  Worst case, i'd say, she can hide with cover and anything that fails a spot check can see the glowing beacon of light, but not her.[/sblock]"Breaking down doors.  If only Eskard were... "  Kushnak stops and shakes his head to dismiss the thought."On second thought lass, let me us that potion of bulls strength after all.  It's not the best use, but we'll need all the help we can get.""All set?"After a moment, Kushnak sets about removing the door.[sblock=oc]So kush will PfE and drink the potion.  Then... the door.Basically, breaking doors is impossibly difficult.  Kushnak can power attack for 8 and deal 2d6+26 damage(before hardness).  A stone door(at a minimum these doors are as good as those) has a hardness of 8 and 60 hps(assuming it's 4in thick).  Bad rolls makes that 3 attacks(2 rounds).  The dc to break the door is at a minimum, 28 which i can't do even on a 20. And if it's barred, it's 25(if they for some dumb reason used wood to bar it) or it's 30(if they used iron) or its 38 (if they used arcane lock<- my bet).So, here's hoping the door isn't some magic unbreakable rock. Chop. The. Stuff.[/sblock]</blockquote>

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