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<blockquote data-quote="Old Gumphrey" data-source="post: 4330638" data-attributes="member: 12872">Let's see if I got this:My gf's rogue is already hidden from a stealth roll. Combat begins. She &quot;stealthily&quot; attacks, beats everyone's perception roll. Sneak attack. She is still hidden from everyone's view?She then makes a stealth check to &quot;stealthily&quot; attack and fails. No sneak attack. She is now visible to all who pass the perception roll. She then drops prone into concealment (we're in the woods) and &quot;stealthily&quot; moves away from her position. With a roll of 30, she is now hidden from everyone's view?The goblin archer readies an action to shoot her the next time he sees her.Now she &quot;stealthily&quot; moves behind a tree (with another 30) and then &quot;stealthily&quot; attacks said archer with another 30 stealth roll. He (miserably) fails his perception roll; can he attack her? Regardless of the goblin's action, her attack grants combat advantage?Next, she leaves the safety of her tree, crosses a clearing, and gets behind a second tree. She cannot roll Stealth, because she entered clear line of sight? May she then &quot;stealthily&quot; attack and get combat advantage?Regardless, can she then &quot;stealthily&quot; drop into a crouch and become hidden from anything but clear line of sight?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Old Gumphrey, post: 4330638, member: 12872"] Let's see if I got this: My gf's rogue is already hidden from a stealth roll. Combat begins. She "stealthily" attacks, beats everyone's perception roll. Sneak attack. She is still hidden from everyone's view? She then makes a stealth check to "stealthily" attack and fails. No sneak attack. She is now visible to all who pass the perception roll. She then drops prone into concealment (we're in the woods) and "stealthily" moves away from her position. With a roll of 30, she is now hidden from everyone's view? The goblin archer readies an action to shoot her the next time he sees her. Now she "stealthily" moves behind a tree (with another 30) and then "stealthily" attacks said archer with another 30 stealth roll. He (miserably) fails his perception roll; can he attack her? Regardless of the goblin's action, her attack grants combat advantage? Next, she leaves the safety of her tree, crosses a clearing, and gets behind a second tree. She cannot roll Stealth, because she entered clear line of sight? May she then "stealthily" attack and get combat advantage? Regardless, can she then "stealthily" drop into a crouch and become hidden from anything but clear line of sight? [/QUOTE]

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