| 2radly |
4th lvl Teleportation School Wizard/1st lvl Rogue
Move action: moves up to target
Swift action: teleport 2 spaces forward to be right behind target
Standard action: attack
The Swift action teleport doesn't provoke an AOO, however, would this count as a sneak attack as the target wouldn't know where I was as I disappeared right in front of him? Or would a perception check be needed to realize I teleported right behind him? If so, not exactly sure what parameters would be needed for the perception check.
| Isil-zha |
Is the target flat-footed or otherwise denied its Dex bonus to AC? It definitely is not flanked since you just occupied that other square a moment ago.
I don't see a reason why you would get your sneak attack, since there are no facing rules. Otherwise just teleporting up to the target from a visible location would have the same effect.
Had you teleported from a location where the target was not aware of you, it would be a different matter.
| 2radly |
I thought under the perception rules, if we were in combat (ie. distracted) they would have to at least make a perception roll to notice me. Cause they were expecting an attack from the front not from behind. But I see what your saying about the facing rules. Oh well.. it was a nice idea while it lasted.
| 2radly |
Well, I was originally using it along with GangUp.. The two fighters were holding the line, I'd move up, attack (getting my sneak attack), and then teleport 2 spaces back out of their reach. A bit cowardly.. but I don't have the HP they do. heh. I was hoping to setup something for 'on my own'. Improved Feint is a wonderful thing for a rogue!