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Spell attacks while hidden
I've had a thought experiment regarding spellcasting, targeting, and hiding. It's known that casting a non-attack spell while unseen is not perceptible by the target, regardless of whether the spell ...
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Is there a way to deal damage to a target without them knowing?
I'm playing a sneaky Poison Dusk Lizardfolk who dabbles a lot in poisons. I want to use a blowgun to inflict poisons on my targets, but I don't want them to know they've been damaged. Basically, ...
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Is being unseen an equivalent to being hidden? [duplicate]
For example, if I am using a longbow, and my party is ~50ft in front of me, and I have made no actions other then getting up to a high point, am I able to shoot with advantage, and if so, can I use ...
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When using a Longbow from hiding with Extra Attack, can I nock 2 arrows and fire them at once to attack twice with advantage?
Today I was searching for some 5th edition rules to clarify attacking with a longbow from stealth and how the fighter's extra attack feature interacts with gaining advantage from attacking from ...
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Ranged attacks from hiding with Advantage?
In D&D 5e, if you are attacking from hiding (successful stealth check) with a bow or spell, do you get advantage?
Assuming yes to the above, if during combat you successfully hide again (break ...
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How does the Shot on the Run feat work with a rogue's stealth skill?
Specifically, the Fast Stealth rogue talent. In the core rulebook, it says it is impossible to use stealth while attacking, and that generally stealth checks are made during movement. I want to know ...
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Stealthing after a ranged attack
I have been trying to wrap my head around how stealth works in particular with a ranged character I am trying to build.
I have a level 5 rogue, with one level in Shadow Dancer, so I have "Sneak ...