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Message: <blockquote data-quote="vandaexpress" data-source="post: 7672728" data-attributes="member: 6790472">The Vision and Light change is interesting. If I'm reading it correctly, this means a creature attacking someone heavily obscured now has disadvantage, instead of advantage for attacking a blinded creature and disadvantage (canceling each other out), is that correct?If a creature inside of a heavily obscured area (like a ranger in the middle of a 25'x25' fog cloud with a bow) is attacking someone outside of that area, is the creature outside of the area still considered to be heavily obscured to the creature inside the area due to the intervening squares of heavy obscurement?In other words, will a Ranger in the middle of a fog cloud have advantage on his attack rolls (since the target is "effectively blinded" when he tries to see the creature shooting at him) while sniping at things outside of the fog cloud? Or is the attack roll from within on a creature outside still adv/da cancel each other out?Explanations would be appreciated, thanks.</blockquote>