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There is a new restaurant coming to my area. Yummy Yaki. At some point I got the name Yummy Yuki in my head. First thought; didn't I see...

Does anyone remember The Persuaders? Roger Moore and Tony Curtis as a pair of crime-fighting playboys. I saw it in the 1980s and adored...

I have fond memories of 2e, even if it was in need of tightening up the writing. You hade stuff spread out all over the place that...

I'm not opposed to a character having any hands-free light sources, just not lanterns. A burning object that close to one's clothing...

Military had hands-free flashlights for quite a few decades. One from WW2 1943 WWII GITS Military Flashlight -122- Tested & Working...

To be fair though, in a world where Giant Fire Beetles can provide heatless light for 1-6 days, the idea of a belt lantern gets a lot...

In 2014 DMG, there is minor magic property called Beacon - bonus action, item sheds bright light at 10 ft and dim at another 10ft. Light...

I vote no. It is not "impossible" but it is foolish & impractical. 1) heat to your nether regions 2) lots of oil lamps leak, especially...

I don't see what's so objectionable about lanterns on belts. London's Metropolitan Police wore signal lanterns on their belts c. 1860...

I've done something similar, in that I've had PCs that have purchased "burned out" Ioun stones... the ones that ran out of whatever...

I would, but then I'd have the unequip my onion, and that is decidedly against the fashion of the time.

So, no. Lanterns are big, bulky, they can break and leak oil and they get hot. If you wear a shield, it will get in the way. Hire a...

candles are solid fuel, mostly. and miner do not perform cartwheels while shooting crossbows and dodging fireballs.

Yes, if "light" spell is cast in it. For better radius. No, if regular oil lantern Maybe, if it's some kind of solid fuel, like candle...

Magic lantern maybe, but oil burning lantern no way.