Pathfinder 1e Class Talent Rogue Talent

Demand Attention

Forgo sneak attack damage to distract a creature (Will negates); distracted opponents ignore other characters within 30 feet and fail Perception beyond it.

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Type
Rogue Talent
Prerequisites
None
Spell Level
—
Availability
Class talent

This is a Rogue Talent — a class feature gained through that class's own talent choices, not a feat you pick through normal feat selection.

(Ex) The first time each round that you deal sneak attack damage to an opponent, you can forgo sneak attack damage to distract the creature. The target must succeed at a Will save (DC = 10 + the number of sneak attack dice sacrificed + your Charisma modifier) or become distracted until the start of your next turn.

Distracted opponents are entirely focused on you, and pay little attention to their surroundings; they are not considered to be observing other characters within 30 feet, allowing them to attempt Stealth checks to hide. A distracted opponent automatically fails Perception checks against creatures more than 30 feet away.

Special: Investigators and slayers can select the demand attention rogue talent using their respective rogue talent options.

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