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'''Concealed'''
'''Concealed'''


You are Concealed when you are not completely hidden, but Line of Sight is interrupted by fog, smoke, foliage, or other obscuring phenomena. Being in dim light also grants the Concealed condition. Creatures are aware of exactly where you are but cannot see you clearly. While Concealed, you have TA on attacks provided that you can see your enemy clearly, and attacks against you have TD.
You are Concealed when you are not completely hidden, but Line of Sight is interrupted by fog, smoke, foliage, or other obscuring phenomena. Creatures are aware of exactly where you are but cannot see you clearly. While Concealed, you have TA on attacks provided that you can see your enemy clearly, and attacks against you have TD.


'''Cover'''
'''Cover'''
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'''Unseen'''
'''Unseen'''


An unseen creature gains TA, and when it makes an attack, it rolls two d20’s and takes the higher result. It cannot be targeted by Line of Sight effects. Being in [[darkness]] means that everything is Unseen to you. Unseen creatures are also considered Concealed. Unless the source of the Unseen condition states otherwise, you lose the Unseen condition when:
An unseen creature gains TA, and when it makes an attack, it rolls two d20’s and takes the higher result. It cannot be targeted by Line of Sight effects. Unseen creatures are also considered Concealed. Unless the source of the Unseen condition states otherwise, you lose the Unseen condition when:


• You make an attack roll
• You make an attack roll

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