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When making an ability check against a creature that is [[undetected]] and you fail, the GM decides whether or not you know if you missed because of failing the check or choosing the wrong space. | When making an ability check against a creature that is [[undetected]] and you fail, the GM decides whether or not you know if you missed because of failing the check or choosing the wrong space. | ||
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Latest revision as of 18:10, 19 January 2024
Enemies know that you are present, but don't know you specific location and can't use their senses to target you.
While undetected, you gain the following benefits:
- Creatures have disadvantage on ability checks against you, like attack rolls, and must use their luck ability modifier instead of their normal modifier for the roll. Additionally, any creature that makes an ability check against you must first guess the space that you occupy.
- When you make an ability check, like an attack roll or spellcasting check, you have advantage on the check. Whether or not you succeed or fail, making an attack or otherwise noticeable action, takes you out of hiding and you become either obscured or detected.
When making an ability check against a creature that is undetected and you fail, the GM decides whether or not you know if you missed because of failing the check or choosing the wrong space.