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<blockquote data-quote="Ovinomancer" data-source="post: 7218484" data-attributes="member: 16814">Aware for danger means they aren't going to not notice you entering room from that passageway over there even if they're fighting your friend Bob.&nbsp; It doesn't mean they have an eagle eye awareness of the whole battlefield at all times and will notice that Halfling peeking out from around that curtain.&nbsp; It's a general state for which someone trying to hide is the exception.&nbsp; If you aren't trying to hide, you will generally be noticed.&nbsp; If you are trying to hide (pursuant to DM ruling), the success is uncertain and you make a roll.&nbsp; This is the overarching concept behind 5e - specific trumps general.The bit immediately following the &quot;alert for danger) is that they'll see if If you come out of hiding.&nbsp; When you can hide is up to DM permission, so, once again we're back to DM judgement and not the rules maim the call.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ovinomancer, post: 7218484, member: 16814"] Aware for danger means they aren't going to not notice you entering room from that passageway over there even if they're fighting your friend Bob. It doesn't mean they have an eagle eye awareness of the whole battlefield at all times and will notice that Halfling peeking out from around that curtain. It's a general state for which someone trying to hide is the exception. If you aren't trying to hide, you will generally be noticed. If you are trying to hide (pursuant to DM ruling), the success is uncertain and you make a roll. This is the overarching concept behind 5e - specific trumps general. The bit immediately following the "alert for danger) is that they'll see if [i]If you come out of hiding[/i]. When you can hide is up to DM permission, so, once again we're back to DM judgement and not the rules maim the call. [/QUOTE]

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