My primary question is: can you Sneak attack on an AoO? Such as when flanking and the foe casts a spell?
Can you SA when you have concealment? When the foe has concealment? When you both have concealment?
Can you SA when the foe or you have cover?
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can you Sneak attack on an AoO?
Yes.
Such as when flanking and the foe casts a spell?
Yes.
Can you SA when you have concealment?
Yes.
When the foe has concealment?
No.
When you both have concealment?
No.
Can you SA when the foe or you have cover?
Hm. Not sure. Yes, I think.
What most people probably forget most of the time, areas of dim light already gives everyone concealment, and makes SA impossible, unless the rogue has darkvision.
No.
When the foe has concealment?
No, but there was either a feat or rogue talent that allowed rogue to sneak attack target that had concealment (but not total concealment).
There is a note I remember near the concealment rule that lets you circumstantially reduce or add concealment.
In deem light when you are right by your opponent it would be logical for him or you to not have concealment for each other but that specific circumstance could not be covered explicitly, the same for a thousand others I can think of right now.
All they could do was give you the choice of reducing concealment at the DM's discretion to cover it all.
As for the cover yes you can sneak attack but not make attacks of opportunity.
No, but there was either a feat or rogue talent that allowed rogue to sneak attack target that had concealment (but not total concealment).
Er, do you mean low-light vision?What most people probably forget most of the time, areas of dim light already gives everyone concealment, and makes SA impossible, unless the rogue has darkvision.
Darkvision will always remove the concealment from dim light. Low light vision will sometimes do it. Low light vision lets you see twice as far, effectively doubling the range of normal light shed by light sources. If you have an object shedding normal light in a 20' radius and your target is 30' away from the source, they have concealment. If you have low-light vision, that radius is extended to 40', so they do not have concealment.
If you are in a cave which is universally filled with dim light, then low-light vision will not help you at all.
Er, do you mean low-light vision?What most people probably forget most of the time, areas of dim light already gives everyone concealment, and makes SA impossible, unless the rogue has darkvision.
Darkvision will always remove the concealment from dim light. Low light vision will sometimes do it. Low light vision lets you see twice as far, effectively doubling the range of normal light shed by light sources. If you have an object shedding normal light in a 20' radius and your target is 30' away from the source, they have concealment. If you have low-light vision, that radius is extended to 40', so they do not have concealment.
If you are in a cave which is universally filled with dim light, then low-light vision will not help you at all.
But in that case normal light for you is up to 40 ft, not 20 ft, so you're in normal light, not dim light.
In dim light you still have to deal with the 20% miss chance and concealment.Also dim light doesn't only happen from a torch or something, also a moonlit night is considered dim light, and low light vision doesn't help you at all there.
So yes, I indead meant darkvision.
Er, do you mean low-light vision?What most people probably forget most of the time, areas of dim light already gives everyone concealment, and makes SA impossible, unless the rogue has darkvision.
Darkvision will always remove the concealment from dim light. Low light vision will sometimes do it. Low light vision lets you see twice as far, effectively doubling the range of normal light shed by light sources. If you have an object shedding normal light in a 20' radius and your target is 30' away from the source, they have concealment. If you have low-light vision, that radius is extended to 40', so they do not have concealment.
If you are in a cave which is universally filled with dim light, then low-light vision will not help you at all.
But in that case normal light for you is up to 40 ft, not 20 ft, so you're in normal light, not dim light.
In dim light you still have to deal with the 20% miss chance and concealment.
Also dim light doesn't only happen from a torch or something, also a moonlit night is considered dim light, and low light vision doesn't help you at all there.So yes, I indead meant darkvision.
...which is exactly what I was saying...