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<blockquote data-quote="irdeggman" data-source="post: 5289854" data-attributes="member: 16285">Actually it if using perform (which is technically always a set DC to check the quality of the performance) you should use the standard DC scales from table 4-3 (pg 43). In this situation is it an very easy/easy/average/tough challenge?How much does the opponent want to believe the foe is dead?Does he care if he is dead or just unconscious? In combat unconscious is fine.I think a lot of people allow someone to play dead in this kind of situation and make it a very easy check (DC 0) so no rolls at all.PHB pg 66In fact there should probably be additinal circumstance bonuses too.PHB pg 64I mean the opponent did do sufficient damage to the PC to have the PC worry about his life right?Sometimes metagaming thoughts accidentally creep into the DM's mind as well as to player's.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="irdeggman, post: 5289854, member: 16285"] Actually it if using perform (which is technically always a set DC to check the quality of the performance) you should use the standard DC scales from table 4-3 (pg 43). In this situation is it an very easy/easy/average/tough challenge? How much does the opponent want to believe the foe is dead? Does he care if he is dead or just unconscious? In combat unconscious is fine. I think a lot of people allow someone to play dead in this kind of situation and make it a very easy check (DC 0) so no rolls at all. PHB pg 66 In fact there should probably be additinal circumstance bonuses too. PHB pg 64 I mean the opponent did do sufficient damage to the PC to have the PC worry about his life right? Sometimes metagaming thoughts accidentally creep into the DM's mind as well as to player's. [/QUOTE]

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