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I totally wish there were suplex rules or feats, but alas, I could not find any.

I'm just making sure it's legit because my DM pulled this on us and ended up killing most of the party. He got a surprise round on us and killed our only caster first, and it went downhill from there.

So even though the orcs know there is an invisible person assassinating them and they're randomly swinging in a desperate attempt to kill the ninja, the ninja is still not considered "recognized" and can still study and assassinate a second target?

Let's say there's a ninja (successfully) stealthing and observing a group of orcs. The ninja studies a one of them, uses invisible blade to get greater invisibility, sneaks up to the target, and assassinates one of them the next turn. Now, since assassinate automatically fails if the target recognizes the ninja as an enemy, is she considered "recognized" as an enemy after she makes her first assassination? I ask this because I want to know if she can keep studying and assassinating the other orcs, because they technically didn't see and don't know who exactly the culprit is, even if they know something is out there killing them.

Wouldn't they still have to beat your sleight of hand?

Can you conceal a weapon in a wrist sheath or something like that at the beginning of the day and just have it concealed for the entire day or until you need it?