Total Concealment - what happens if you attack from it?


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Hi - was looking at the term "Concealment", and have a character that can be in "Total Concealment" all the time - what then happens when I attack from that? If I was a rogue, would I get sneak damage?


Yes. Some more details couldn't hurt, though. How are you maintaining constant total concealment? How are you able to see through whatever effect is providing that concealment?


Well, I'm looking at a (Mainly) Ranged Rogue character that takes two levels of Synthesist. That would allow the following two evolutions:

Shadow Blend (Su)*

In any condition of illumination other than bright light, the eidolon disappears into the shadows, giving it concealment (20% miss chance). If it has the shadow form evolution, it instead gains total concealment (50% miss chance). The eidolon can suspend or resume this ability as a free action. Source: Advanced Race Guide

Shadow Form (Su)*

The eidolon's body becomes shadowy and more indistinct. This shadow form grants the eidolon constant concealment (20% miss chance), and its melee attacks affect incorporeal creatures as if it had the ghost touch weapon property. The eidolon's melee attacks deal only half damage to corporeal creatures. Source: Advanced Race Guide

It's just an idea fermenting in my head, but as I looked around, I could find what happens when you attack someone with concealment, just not what happens when you have (total) concealment and are the attacker.

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