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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Gaiden" data-source="post: 723475" data-attributes="member: 103">Like I said, before, the question is moot if the rogue can't see.  And obviously most rogues are going to be blind in such circumstances.  I would probably also go as far as to say that the acid in the stomach created a situation similar to being immersed in water (where creatures have concealment beyond a certain distance) except house rule that the distance where concealment starts is much closer than water as the stomach acid of the purple worm I have a hard time imagining is clear.And acutally, I do have an NPC rogue with tremorsense in one of my FRCS games, but that is another matter.Sneak attacks still work against creatures with regeneration and fast healing, like trolls.  Again, everything taken together seems to contradict suspension of disbelief and I think that is the problem.  I am by no means saying it makes perfect rational sense to allow a rogue to sneak attack, rather that the rules allow for it and do not prevent it.  Take that up with the authors of the MM.  The worm is not immune to criticals or sneak attack and has a discernable anatomy according to the MM. Read my previous post - all of it.</blockquote>