Pathfinder 1e Class Talent Rogue Talent

Eerie Disappearance

Move up to your speed as a full-round action; if you reach cover or concealment, observers must beat your Stealth with Perception or lose track of you, and you may then demoralize foes within 60 feet.

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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) As a full-round action, the rogue can move up to her speed. If she successfully reaches a location that offers her cover or concealment, any creature observing her must attempt a Perception check opposed by the rogue’s Stealth check. On a failed check, the observer loses track of the rogue and fails to note where she moved to. The rogue does not take a penalty on this Stealth check for moving up to her speed.

At the end of her movement, the rogue can attempt an Intimidate check to demoralize all foes within 60 feet who were aware of her at any point during her movement and are unaware of her current location. She rolls the Intimidate check only once and compares her result to the DC for each opponent.

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Heroes of the Street · OGL-1.0a

Added to the library by eco_the_exploiter on Oct. 30, 2026.

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