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<blockquote data-quote="Imaro" data-source="post: 9591446" data-attributes="member: 48965">The condition doesnt... but it does matter because the condition gives the effects that one gains from having it....If i hide (stealth check of 20) and gain the Invisible condition with a longbow in underbrush 70ft away from my target then shoot at him with advantage (from the Invisible condition) how is that not an advantage?If i hide (stealth check of 20) and gain the Invisible condition with a longbow in underbrush 70ft away from my target but then step out of the underbrush and he has line of sight to me... I don't gain advantage on my attack.If i hide (stealth check of 20) and gain the Invisible condition with a longbow in underbrush 70ft away from my target but want to follow him to see where he goes... I have to maintain staying out of his line of sight to stay concealed( so I'm not seen) from the Invisible condition by staying out of the targets line of sight. Later when I do engage said target (as long as I have maintained my Invisible condition) I get advantage on initiative.So yes it does provide advantages and yes it must be maintained by not being seen... moving into your enemy's line of sight.Except being found/seeing you ends the condition unless a specific rule overrides it... i.e. the invisibility spell conditions for ending the spell giving you the condition.Huh? How did you get that from what I posted... I was speaking to invisibility the spell and it's specific interactions with the condition.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Imaro, post: 9591446, member: 48965"] The condition doesnt... but it does matter because the condition gives the effects that one gains from having it.... If i hide (stealth check of 20) and gain the Invisible condition with a longbow in underbrush 70ft away from my target then shoot at him with advantage (from the Invisible condition) how is that not an advantage? If i hide (stealth check of 20) and gain the Invisible condition with a longbow in underbrush 70ft away from my target but then step out of the underbrush and he has line of sight to me... I don't gain advantage on my attack. If i hide (stealth check of 20) and gain the Invisible condition with a longbow in underbrush 70ft away from my target but want to follow him to see where he goes... I have to maintain staying out of his line of sight to stay concealed( so I'm not seen) from the Invisible condition by staying out of the targets line of sight. Later when I do engage said target (as long as I have maintained my Invisible condition) I get advantage on initiative. So yes it does provide advantages and yes it must be maintained by not being seen... moving into your enemy's line of sight. Except being found/seeing you ends the condition unless a specific rule overrides it... i.e. the invisibility spell conditions for ending the spell giving you the condition. Huh? How did you get that from what I posted... I was speaking to invisibility the spell and it's specific interactions with the condition. [/QUOTE]

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