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<blockquote data-quote="Jondor_Battlehammer" data-source="post: 291001" data-attributes="member: 5335">Invisibility,&quot;If the subject attacks directly however, he imidiatley becomes visible along with all his gear.&quot;&nbsp; Assume it is the middle of combat. No one is flat-footed, and no one is flanked.1) An invisible rogue expends a full-round action to attack an opponent twice while in melee. Attacking immediately cancels invisibility. Does the rogue get to add his sneak-attack damage to both attacks?Yes.2) Similar scenario. The rogue attempts to hide. No opponents succeed in detecting him. He makes two ranged attacks against an opponent within 30 feet. Does the rogue get to apply his sneak-attack damage to both ranged attacks?Yes.If you're unseen at the beginning of you're turn, you get whatever bonuses apply for being unseen for any attacks you make during your turn.My interpretation has been this, and is not changed at all by the unofficial statement above.If you attack while invisible, you become imediatley visible, on your FIRST attack. You still get all flanking bonuses, because you cannot react to something like that unless it is your turn. Look at any free action, getting out of being flat footed, ect.However, if you get an attack AoO, or if someone had a readied action against you, beliving you would soon become visible, you are visible during your further attacks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jondor_Battlehammer, post: 291001, member: 5335"] Invisibility, "If the subject attacks directly however, he imidiatley becomes visible along with all his gear." Assume it is the middle of combat. No one is flat-footed, and no one is flanked. 1) An invisible rogue expends a full-round action to attack an opponent twice while in melee. Attacking immediately cancels invisibility. Does the rogue get to add his sneak-attack damage to both attacks? Yes. 2) Similar scenario. The rogue attempts to hide. No opponents succeed in detecting him. He makes two ranged attacks against an opponent within 30 feet. Does the rogue get to apply his sneak-attack damage to both ranged attacks? Yes. If you're unseen at the beginning of you're turn, you get whatever bonuses apply for being unseen for any attacks you make during your turn. My interpretation has been this, and is not changed at all by the unofficial statement above. If you attack while invisible, you become imediatley visible, on your FIRST attack. You still get all flanking bonuses, because you cannot react to something like that unless it is your turn. Look at any free action, getting out of being flat footed, ect. However, if you get an attack AoO, or if someone had a readied action against you, beliving you would soon become visible, you are visible during your further attacks. [/QUOTE]

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