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<blockquote data-quote="Kai Lord" data-source="post: 392148" data-attributes="member: 3570">Okay, so the Deepwood Sniper is the master of &quot;filling in the blanks&quot; as long as he has a point of reference.&nbsp; This significantly changes my interpretation of the rule because it means that his Concealment Reduction ability is entirely vision based (which makes sense considering the ranges he operates at) opposed to having Concealment reduced through other fine-tuned senses.Someone hides in the bushes.&nbsp; The DWS sees his finger through an open patch of foliage and determines that two feet to the left and up is the guy's head.&nbsp; He fires.&nbsp; If there is no opening in the foliage but he knows someone is there, he gets a picture in his mind of where he assumes the target to be hiding and fires unerringly at that position.&nbsp; Sound right?So how is &quot;guessing&quot; determined in the rules.&nbsp; Like I said, I don't have the book handy.&nbsp; Is there anyway to improve your guesses?&nbsp; Listen checks?Regardless, I still like that someone using Blur against a DWS in melee combat still has his Concealment reduced even if the DWS is defending himself with a sword.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kai Lord, post: 392148, member: 3570"] Okay, so the Deepwood Sniper is the master of "filling in the blanks" as long as he has a point of reference. This significantly changes my interpretation of the rule because it means that his Concealment Reduction ability is entirely vision based (which makes sense considering the ranges he operates at) opposed to having Concealment reduced through other fine-tuned senses. Someone hides in the bushes. The DWS sees his finger through an open patch of foliage and determines that two feet to the left and up is the guy's head. He fires. If there is no opening in the foliage but he knows someone is there, he gets a picture in his mind of where he assumes the target to be hiding and fires unerringly at that position. Sound right? So how is "guessing" determined in the rules. Like I said, I don't have the book handy. Is there anyway to improve your guesses? Listen checks? Regardless, I still like that someone using Blur against a DWS in melee combat still has his Concealment reduced even if the DWS is defending himself with a sword. [/QUOTE]

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