2014年4月18日 · Low-Light Vision - Why? So I'm an Elf. One of my friends is Human, and the other is a Dwarf. We enter a cave room. It is pitch black. I cast my Light-cantrip. So now we have light 20 feet into the cave, and dim-light for another 20. The Dwarf doesn't care much.

2002年7月9日 · Low-light vision simply doubles the effectiveness of available light, if there isn't any light, then low-light vision doesn't help. Dark vision helps you see (at whatever range specified) no matter what light source (or lack thereof) there is.

2002年3月9日 · While darkvision seems all-around superior to low-light vision, in some few situations, low-light is the better choice. For example, in moonlight woods, an elf might have vision out to 120 feet, while his darkvision-using foe would be limited to 60 feet of color vision and 60 feet of darkvision (black and white only).

2007年9月20日 · In Saga, Darkvision and low-light do not have ranges. They just give you normal vision using that sight. So if a person with normal sight could see things a mile away when looking across a barren field in the middle of the day, a person with Darkvision would see the same thing if it was pitch black.

2002年3月18日 · The form of vision comes into play whenever the appropriate lighting conditions exist in the area. If there is virtually no light at all, darkvision applies. If there is some, but not much, light, then low-light applies. Darkvision does not make hiding in shadows useless unless it's already almost pitch dark, so that the vision kicks in.

2016年4月30日 · Maybe downgrade it to Low Light Vision (something I am thinking of doing). Or you could swap it for Improved Hearing and Smell - that way those 'perceptive' races still get a slight early warning, but you can play up the tension as you describe something that sounds weird or horrifying, or smells terrible, well before anyone can actually see it.

2007年9月21日 · low light vision is easy with torches, but not so much with star light. A low light creature sees in starlight, as if it were day, but i don't know what rules to use for creatures without low light vision in starlight. Shadowy illumination.

2007年6月12日 · If you have low-light vision, you count shadowy illumination as brightly lit. The end. So, for example, a torch illuminates 20' brightly and up to 40' of shadowy illumination. For someone with low-light vision, that's 40' of bright illumination. A moonlit night is shadowy all over; for someone with low-light vision, that's just like daytime.

2006年11月7日 · A half-dragon has all the special qualities of the base creature, plus darkvision out to 60 feet and low-light vision. A half-dragon has immunity to sleep and paralysis effects, and an additional immunity based on its dragon variety. Vision is not expressed as a bonus. You have 60' Darkvision, not Darkvision +60'. That is the vital difference.

2005年3月30日 · I find myself in the dark quite often and find that I can function with the dimmest of light. So I am wondering if it would be unbalancing to allow a DnD feat that grants low light vision to someone that doesn't have it out to 30 feet. Thoughts?