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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MavrickWeirdo" data-source="post: 426079" data-attributes="member: 107">Here are my thoughts.First I'm guessing that the spell is equivelent to the 2nd level spell Daylight. If so then most spellcasters (arcane or divine) would be able to cast it.Among human culture, the first places to get it would be Temples associated with light, Mage Guild Halls/Libraries , and government buildings/Palaces. Lighthouses would also be a place for this light. A successful merchant ship, or a warship would have 1 for emergencies (but they would keep it covered most of the time).Large Workshops (i.e. factories), Noble Estates, and homes of rich merchants would be next to pay for the "luxery". Most commoners would not have axcess to getting "magical light" although Lords may have these lights used on their own farms and mines.In alot of ways it depends on cost. A second level spell is not too expensive "By the Book", but if the spellcaster in an area all agree to limit the supply, then the price will go up.Dwarves (in general) are not keen about magic, but then they arn't keen on farming either, so using magical sunlight for underground farms could work. They probably wouldn't use the light most other places. Dwarves have darkvision.Gnomes would use it more frequently, and more creatively (they might have "Sunlight Ovens"). Elves would probably use it more ceremonialy. So at certain times the would use it (Harvest Festival, Day after Midwinter). At other times they wouldn't bother, they would just wait for daylight (when you live to be 400 what's the rush).That's how I see it.</blockquote>

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