With Stunned not reducing movement it is essentially giving the Dazed condition (which doesn't exist in name, but the Rogue can still impose it) and choosing the no actions option along with the auto failing of Str and Dex saves and attack rolls having advantage. A successful save against Stunning Strike will reduce movement more than a failed save but a failed save prevents their actions, reactions, etc. which is probably want you wanted.
Hiding is a bit interesting and there's been a lot of debate on it. To clear it up there are other sections related to it, the hiding part of chapter 1, the Invisible condition, and both the Passive Perception and Search actions. The Hide Action's allowances are more specific to combat, where there is fighting and distractions aside from you, stealth represents finding the opportune moment during distractions to move. Line of sight for stealth isn't really represented in the game as an always-on 360 degrees thing. This allows it to be used more in combat without it being wasted, and very helpful to get the Rogue to perform at the level of other classes. The "Found" part of the Hide action and the "somehow see you" of the Invisible condition isn't really codified, but the consensus is Perception from either a Search action or passive (which would be at dis/-5 if you are moving in dim light to them), common sense from DM interpretation, and descriptions in the source of invisibility (invisibility spell). I would rule that in combat you'd need to end your turn in 3/4 or full cover from others that aren't engaged to represent not being found in line of sight. During Exploration in Chapter 1, there is a Hiding activity which leaves the circumstances up to the DM. Being able to hide away from Line of Sight in 3/4 cover probably represents crouching on cover that would otherwise be 3/4ths if you were standing.
My man! Big ups on this. Thank you for the doc AND the run through. Super helpful. Keep rockin'!
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Great stuff man. Any plans on making one for Shadowdark or do you think rules are pretty light you dont need one ?
Thanks! Good idea on the Shadowdark!
With Stunned not reducing movement it is essentially giving the Dazed condition (which doesn't exist in name, but the Rogue can still impose it) and choosing the no actions option along with the auto failing of Str and Dex saves and attack rolls having advantage. A successful save against Stunning Strike will reduce movement more than a failed save but a failed save prevents their actions, reactions, etc. which is probably want you wanted.
Interesting observation.
Awesome, the book needs this
Thanks!
Hiding is a bit interesting and there's been a lot of debate on it. To clear it up there are other sections related to it, the hiding part of chapter 1, the Invisible condition, and both the Passive Perception and Search actions. The Hide Action's allowances are more specific to combat, where there is fighting and distractions aside from you, stealth represents finding the opportune moment during distractions to move. Line of sight for stealth isn't really represented in the game as an always-on 360 degrees thing. This allows it to be used more in combat without it being wasted, and very helpful to get the Rogue to perform at the level of other classes. The "Found" part of the Hide action and the "somehow see you" of the Invisible condition isn't really codified, but the consensus is Perception from either a Search action or passive (which would be at dis/-5 if you are moving in dim light to them), common sense from DM interpretation, and descriptions in the source of invisibility (invisibility spell). I would rule that in combat you'd need to end your turn in 3/4 or full cover from others that aren't engaged to represent not being found in line of sight. During Exploration in Chapter 1, there is a Hiding activity which leaves the circumstances up to the DM. Being able to hide away from Line of Sight in 3/4 cover probably represents crouching on cover that would otherwise be 3/4ths if you were standing.
Very good synopsis! Thank you!
Really good and helpful, thank you for this!
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