jhilahd
Explorer
I'm having a senior moment this morning, I had a player try to basically hide in plain sight(or rather behind a large cauldron) in combat.
For the life of me, I cannot remember if it is a move action to use a skill or a standard or what have you. I looked it up and didn't see it.
Now this morning I read that you can use stealth at the end of a move action(but what kind of action is that?) against their perception. And you can have concealment or superior cover is you succeed. Cool.
He wanted to hide to get a combat advantage(he's a striker ranger with a long bow). Because I couldn't remember and we were already an hour into the fight(real time) I made an on the fly ruling that he had use a standard action to do it, but would only have the bonus to defense not combat advantage. Other than failing to rule correctly on the skill use, did I rule correct against the combat advantage?
Thanks.
Oh and is there a listing I'm missing that tells me exactly what skills are considered what while in combat, like which ones are standard actions, which ones are considered move, or minor?
Thanks again.
For the life of me, I cannot remember if it is a move action to use a skill or a standard or what have you. I looked it up and didn't see it.
Now this morning I read that you can use stealth at the end of a move action(but what kind of action is that?) against their perception. And you can have concealment or superior cover is you succeed. Cool.
He wanted to hide to get a combat advantage(he's a striker ranger with a long bow). Because I couldn't remember and we were already an hour into the fight(real time) I made an on the fly ruling that he had use a standard action to do it, but would only have the bonus to defense not combat advantage. Other than failing to rule correctly on the skill use, did I rule correct against the combat advantage?
Thanks.
Oh and is there a listing I'm missing that tells me exactly what skills are considered what while in combat, like which ones are standard actions, which ones are considered move, or minor?
Thanks again.