The 5th Edition of
D&D provides some rules for handling passive skill checks.
Passive checks are used for things done
routinely or for checks the DM doesn't want the player to know about.
Each character has a score that can be
calculated for their passive skill checks.
I think there are just two passive skill checks.
One is a passive Perception check based on
your wisdom score, and the other is a passive Investigation check based on your
intelligence.
Your character's passive
perception is:
- 10
- + your Wisdom modifier
- + your Proficiency bonus if
you have the Perception proficiency
- +/- situational modifiers
applied by the DM , such as -5 to notice dangers when characters are
traveling fast.
The observant feat
gives you a +5 bonus on some passive skill checks.
P175 - Basics of
Passive Checks
P177 - Hiding
P182 - Noticing
Threats
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