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<blockquote data-quote="Lyxen" data-source="post: 8377660" data-attributes="member: 7032025">Then it's your call as a DM, and it's fine because it's your table.At our tables we make different calls because the skill of the rogue is inherent in his bonus, but choosing an obvious place to hide makes it more difficult to avoid notice ot to be noticed when you pop out again.And once more, it's troubling how you constantly do not want to hear that the devs themselves have put the bar of awareness beyond your immediate adversary extremely high, to the point where invisibles (and not the ones with your personal flaw) are tracked effortlessly across a battlefield.Just watching specifically a certain area for a dangerous adversary that you know is there should be comparatively very easy.But note that this does not detract from the rogue skill at all. He might be good enough to pull it off despite the additional difficulty, no worries if that happens and all more power to him.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lyxen, post: 8377660, member: 7032025"] Then it's your call as a DM, and it's fine because it's your table. At our tables we make different calls because the skill of the rogue is inherent in his bonus, but choosing an obvious place to hide makes it more difficult to avoid notice ot to be noticed when you pop out again. And once more, it's troubling how you constantly do not want to hear that the devs themselves have put the bar of awareness beyond your immediate adversary extremely high, to the point where invisibles (and not the ones with your personal flaw) are tracked effortlessly across a battlefield. Just watching specifically a certain area for a dangerous adversary that you know is there should be comparatively very easy. But note that this does not detract from the rogue skill at all. He might be good enough to pull it off despite the additional difficulty, no worries if that happens and all more power to him. [/QUOTE]

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