Why am I subject to sneak attack
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Why am I subject to sneak attack
Here's the situation: I'm walking through Rock Peak, minding my own business, when I spot a Cutthroat. I fire an arrow or cast a spell at it. The arrow/spell hits and does damage. I switch to a melee weapon. I get an AOO and first strike against the Cutthroat and do damage with both. Then lo and behold the Cutthroat gets a sneak attack on me. How is this possible? Can anyone explain why this happens or what may be done to prevent this?
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yes just because you can see him ( usaly as if he was consealed or half there) doesent mean hes not still hidden to you you "sense" a attacker there either you hear footsteps or see shadows whatever it may be but he is still hidden and gets atleast a flank attack off
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IcemanXV wrote:But he got the first attack. As long as you are targetting someone, listen/spot or not, you shouldn't be attacked with a sneak.
while i agree with this the fact reamins that in this game it dont work that way sory
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"There's a fine line between genius and insanity. I have erased this line." - Oscar Levant
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