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<blockquote data-quote="DND_Reborn" data-source="post: 8065087" data-attributes="member: 6987520">I think a minimum of 10 feet is very reasonable. You can move 5 feet and still attack with advantage, but if you are seen taking cover, make your DEX (Stealth) roll, and move at least 10 feet, I would grant advantage on the next attack (provided their perception failed vs. your stealth, of course).Sure, when there is plenty of cover, or darkness beyond darkvision (when perception fails automatically), becoming &quot;hidden&quot; again to gain advantage should be possible. Again, this still involves the Hide check and contested by Perception.And yes, there are SO many ways to gain advantage that it rarely is an issue at our tables. If there is suitable terrain and movement, with making the contested check, rogues should certainly benefit from Hiding.As I mentioned, it just isn't needed IMO most of the time because the ranged rogues are typically shooting at targets already in melee, which allows their SA anyway. True, the advantage would offset the +2 cover bonus for shooting into melee, but with SS even that is no longer a factor.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DND_Reborn, post: 8065087, member: 6987520"] I think a minimum of 10 feet is very reasonable. You can move 5 feet and still attack with advantage, but if you are seen taking cover, make your DEX (Stealth) roll, and move at least 10 feet, I would grant advantage on the next attack (provided their perception failed vs. your stealth, of course). Sure, when there is plenty of cover, or darkness beyond darkvision (when perception fails automatically), becoming "hidden" again to gain advantage should be possible. Again, this still involves the Hide check and contested by Perception. And yes, there are [I]SO[/I] many ways to gain advantage that it rarely is an issue at our tables. If there is suitable terrain and movement, with making the contested check, rogues should certainly benefit from Hiding. As I mentioned, it just isn't needed IMO most of the time because the ranged rogues are typically shooting at targets already in melee, which allows their SA anyway. True, the advantage would offset the +2 cover bonus for shooting into melee, but with SS even that is no longer a factor. [/QUOTE]

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