Let your players use Charisma (Stealth) checks to blend into a crowd

Let your D&D players use Charisma (Stealth) checks to blend into a crowd like in Assassin’s Creed. One of my favorite ability score shuffles. That and Charisma (Investigation) for gathering information. — Dan Dillon (@Dan_Dillon_1) October 16, 2021 I’ve always been a fan of Strength (Intimidation) checks too – great because a lot of times […]

“I heard someone behind us. On the move. Following us. Stealthily.”

1)“So where are we heading, Wolf? Northwards and deeper, I gather, but whither exactly?”“Like so many journeys in life, that very much depends on who’s in our way, and where.”#epicfantasy — Ed Greenwood (@TheEdVerse) April 30, 2020 2) “STOP! Still and silent!” In the wake of Chantratha’s sudden, urgent order, silence falls, as everyone’s startled […]

If a Shadow Demon uses Shadow Stealth to hide in dim light, does its attempt fail if it’s being observed by a foe with darkvision, for whom dim light is like bright light?

If a shadow demon uses Shadow Stealth to hide in dim light, does its attempt fail if it’s being observed by a foe with darkvision, for whom dim light is like bright light? @JeremyECrawford ? Anyone? #DnD If it can see you clearly, you can't hide from it. — Dan Dillon 👥 (@Dan_Dillon_1) January 28, […]

Yeth Hound: The description of Pass without Trace says it creates “a veil of shadows and silence” that boosts Stealth checks. Clearly it dampens sight and sound, but what about smell?

Analyzing the yeth hound makes me wonder: The description of pass without trace says it creates “a veil of shadows and silence” that boosts Stealth checks. Clearly it dampens sight and sound, but what about smell? Also, is a yeth hound's Keen Hearing and Smell trait considered a "magical means" of tracking, or does that […]

It took me a long time to undertsand what you meant by the clarification for Stealth and Surprise

It took me a long time to undertsand what you meant by the clarification for Stealth and Surprise. I think that the following statement could be used to help players understand by adding one word to the PHB "Otherwise, the DM compares the (*lowest) Dexterity (Stealth) checks of anyone hiding with the passive Wisdom (Perception) […]