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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MichaelK" data-source="post: 4823569" data-attributes="member: 60635">Actually they do. Page PHB 173 says "A figment spell creates a false sensation", "Likewise you cannot make a visual copy of something unless you know what it looks like" and "Because Figments and glamers (see below) are unreal, they can not produce real effects the way other types of illusions can"You know what a light looks like, thus you could create the false sensation of a floating ball of light.However that ball of light would not produce real effects, such as illumination.And if you've never been in that room before and don't know what it looks like illuminated you can't create a visual copy of the illuminated room to project it as a figment. (Though if you knew the room you could create a figment of the illuminated room as you remembered it. It wouldn't illuminate anything though that you didn't know was there).Pretty explicit to me. YMMV.</blockquote>