Strahd_Von_Zarovich
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It's OK, I own player's handbook II.
And don't worry, I'll take care of him, enjoy.
And don't worry, I'll take care of him, enjoy.
Strahd's "RttToEE" - [OOC]
Voadam
Legend
Quick rules question. Miltiades has an everburning torch, essentially a rod with continual flame on it. Continual flame counters and dispels equal or lower level darkness spells and darkness spells counter and dispel equal or lower level light spells. I'm not sure exactly how this happens. Does the everburning torch dispel every darkness spell it comes in contact with? Will the enchantment go away if it comes into contact with a darkness effect? Does a darkness effect have to instead be used as a targeted dispel that automatically works? If it must be targetted what happens when the torch and a darkness effect overlap?
Strahd_Von_Zarovich
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Voadam said:
Everburning Torch does NOT dispel darkness as far as I know.
It is like a simple regular torch except:
1) The fire burns for ever and the stick never consume.
2) It is a magical fire, producing light only and cannot burn things, thus if you pass your
hand or flammable substance above it, nothing happens
Well according to the Daylight spell, it says on that regard:
Daylight brought into an area of magical darkness (or vice versa) is temporarily negated, so that the otherwise prevailing light conditions exist in the overlapping areas of effect. (Emphasis mine).
Which would lead me to believe that a light effect and a darkness effect in the same area would cancel each other out (as stonegod mentioned). Thus, the brightness condition would be whatever other light sources (if any) would be in the area. If there was a sunrod or lantern also being used, then that becomes the light source for the area. If the only light we were using was from an Everburning Torch, then we'd be in the dark as though we had no light source, and no spell effects were present.
Daylight brought into an area of magical darkness (or vice versa) is temporarily negated, so that the otherwise prevailing light conditions exist in the overlapping areas of effect. (Emphasis mine).
Which would lead me to believe that a light effect and a darkness effect in the same area would cancel each other out (as stonegod mentioned). Thus, the brightness condition would be whatever other light sources (if any) would be in the area. If there was a sunrod or lantern also being used, then that becomes the light source for the area. If the only light we were using was from an Everburning Torch, then we'd be in the dark as though we had no light source, and no spell effects were present.
Strahd_Von_Zarovich
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All are right:
* Light spells counter and dispel darkness spells of an equal or lower level.
* Light effect and a darkness effect in the same area would cancel each other out.
* Light spells counter and dispel darkness spells of an equal or lower level.
* Light effect and a darkness effect in the same area would cancel each other out.
Strahd_Von_Zarovich
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Recruit
I'll give it a shot and I'll try to recruit someone to play Lenuran or an equal character that will pop instead of Lenuran and we shall say the gnome did never exist.
I'll give it a shot and I'll try to recruit someone to play Lenuran or an equal character that will pop instead of Lenuran and we shall say the gnome did never exist.
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Strahd_Von_Zarovich
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Here is the most updated file of Lenuran.
welcome aboard s@squ@tch
welcome aboard s@squ@tch
