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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ovinomancer" data-source="post: 6794086" data-attributes="member: 16814">I do, but if the character is doing it in the same place/way, I give advantage to perception after the first time.  Keep ducking in and out behind that tree?  Works great the first time, gets harder after that.  Run to a different tree?  Works great, gets harder after that.  If the hider at least tries to vary his approach (even popping out from different sides of a larger obstacle like a 10' wall or large fallen tree trunk), I let it work.  If the rogue keeps doing the same thing, it gets harder.Also, if it's only the rogue against the bad guys, and they know it, they automatically get advantage to perception because they are keenly looking out for that one guy hiding around here somewhere.  If there are others providing distractions, they don't.  Rogues like chaotic situations.</blockquote>