Can someone please verify the following:

1) I have Stealth, I'm sitting in Hindering, enemy with Outwit is adjacent. He can't outwit my stealth (or any other power) because even if he's adjacent, stealth still hides him from outwit?

2) Perplex is indeed allowed to be used on Sentinals

3) Figure with Stealth sitting on edge of building as well as Hindering terrain. Range Combat people can't see him obviously, but can Leap/Climb person on the ground below? I assume yes, but wish to make clear.

4) Same guy from #3, if a Sentinal is on the ground below, is he technically now adjacent, hence being able to attack (close combat at this point)?

5) Finally, somebody I play against wants verification even though I showed him the passage from the FAQ. If you have outwitted my CCE (or whatever) and then another character of mine then outwits your outwit, don't I immediately get my CCE back?

Thanks for your time.

1) Outwit requires LoF even when adjacent, and therefore can never be used on a Stealth figure in hindering.

2) Correct

3) Close combat never requires LoF, and therefore is never stopped by Stealth. The special Leap/Climb attack is still close combat.

4) He may attack an elevated figure as if he were on the same elevation. Yes, he may use close combat.

5) Yes. If Outwit is lost, any Outwitted power immediately returns. It's a part of the original PAC entry---

That's absolutely correct. Outwit requires Line of Fire regardless of adjacency.

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2) Perplex is indeed allowed to be used on Sentinals

Yeah - here's the immunities from the Sentinel rules:
1. Cannot be affected by Force Blast, Incapacitate, Mind Control, Plasticity, Poison, Psychic Blast, Shapechange, Steal Energy and Support.

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3) Figure with Stealth sitting on edge of building as well as Hindering terrain. Range Combat people can't see him obviously, but can Leap/Climb person on the ground below? I assume yes, but wish to make clear.

Yes - the Leap/Climb figure can make close combat attack him as if he were adjacent.

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4) Same guy from #3, if a Sentinal is on the ground below, is he technically now adjacent, hence being able to attack (close combat at this point)?

That's a tricky one - but yes. Here's the passage I'm using to make that decision:
Soaring figures and figures on elevated terrain can make ranged or close combat attacks against this figure per the standard rules.

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5) Finally, somebody I play against wants verification even though I showed him the passage from the FAQ. If you have outwitted my CCE (or whatever) and then another character of mine then outwits your outwit, don't I immediately get my CCE back?

Yes. Here is the ruling again in case you need more hard proof:
If a figure loses or "turns off" Outwit for any reason, any power currently being Outwitted is immediately re-activated.

Hope this Helps!

Kid Zemo

darn...too late! they already cleaned it up for you!

Thank you all.