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Message: <blockquote data-quote="5ekyu" data-source="post: 7370624" data-attributes="member: 6919838">If you look across most of the fiction, movies, even adventures how frequently do you encounter a few blind and a few sighted? How often do you see glowing moss or shrooms or even little glowing bugs or lightning and so on illuminating those scenes? The cases where "its dark (or other special effect) enough to be blinding" are presented rarely in the source material and when they are it is an intended frature of the scene.Its not just "cloudy at night" level frequency.Also, if you look at the ways light sources can be taken out, its not hard at all to construct an attack scheme thst focuses on this easy was to throw all the humans and halflings into blindness. Seems a major condition to be so easily created. Again, if in your games blindness is easily managed or you have handwaved it or just ignore it - thats great. Just ignoring rules is fine.As noted in the first post, i expect some to. What i was hoping to get to is a different approach which rewards those with the better not hammer those without that leaves things playable and fun without onerous.But thats fine if you go other directions.Enjoy.</blockquote>