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<blockquote data-quote="ThePolarBear" data-source="post: 7019476" data-attributes="member: 6857451">On the other hand if monsters are scary, you no longer see them, so prehaps the fear runs off. And they also do not get any advantage they might have had before. You run into darkness because a situation is disadvantageous for you and you are trying to equilize it, not because it gives you and only you some sort of advantage. Also... REALLY? You run into darkness because there's a monster following you? Didn't see many horror movies have you? ;DCan't dodge what you can't see anyway, so what's the point?The Search Action. In fact, unless you are trained into shadow arts (rogue), you are going to neutralize most if not all the &quot;monsters&quot; by continuosly succeding at hiding, even if you get continuosly detected. Win?It's your opinion, man. It's not an argument. If you don't like it, you do not like it. I'm not trying to make you like something that you don't and won't try to. It's not about not being discussable. It's not an argument to begin with.---Opinions, not facts. The very fact that anyone that runs the rules &quot;their way&quot; is absolutely contained inside the &quot;the dm chooses when one can hide&quot; statement in the very same rule you say they botched means something. You might think that it's a easy way out - and i agree. But it's far from fact due to people is still running 5e, there's people using stealth, and people having fun. You also bring no numbers to the table.Thanks for sharing.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ThePolarBear, post: 7019476, member: 6857451"] On the other hand if monsters are scary, you no longer see them, so prehaps the fear runs off. And they also do not get any advantage they might have had before. You run into darkness because a situation is disadvantageous for you and you are trying to equilize it, not because it gives you and only you some sort of advantage. Also... REALLY? You run into darkness because there's a monster following you? Didn't see many horror movies have you? ;D Can't dodge what you can't see anyway, so what's the point? The Search Action. In fact, unless you are trained into shadow arts (rogue), you are going to neutralize most if not all the "monsters" by continuosly succeding at hiding, even if you get continuosly detected. Win? It's your opinion, man. It's not an argument. If you don't like it, you do not like it. I'm not trying to make you like something that you don't and won't try to. It's not about not being discussable. It's not an argument to begin with. --- Opinions, not facts. The very fact that anyone that runs the rules "their way" is absolutely contained inside the "the dm chooses when one can hide" statement in the very same rule you say they botched means something. You might think that it's a easy way out - and i agree. But it's far from fact due to people is still running 5e, there's people using stealth, and people having fun. You also bring no numbers to the table. Thanks for sharing. [/QUOTE]

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