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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Harr" data-source="post: 4254344" data-attributes="member: 47190">Exactly.And thus we come to my interpretation of the rule above:In other words, if theres a line of trees or shadows or whatever that provide conver/concealment, and the rogue is concealed inside and makes a sneak-attack, he must now hide again and move with stealth along the shadows to a different spot before try to sneak-attack again.Similar if he stepped into the shadows where the enemy could see him going in: he has to stealth-move to another square before trying to CA and sneak attack.If there's no "line" of cover/concealment but just something like a 1-square boulder, and the enemy has already seen you walking up to it or you've already attacked from it, then no, you can't sneak-attack using that boulder. It just makes sense.Yeah I think this is what I'm going with until I get an official answer otherwise, as it seems to me the intended meaning of the rules.</blockquote>