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<blockquote data-quote="Lord Thurham" data-source="post: 864422" data-attributes="member: 4378">I can see a party burning a campfire brightly at the beginning of the night when they have just started the fire, thus the 30' radius vision. At 3:00am, I think that same fire will have died down a bit, unless the party makes mention that they feed the fire throughout the night (that's gonna be alot of wood), it's probably a 20' radius (torchlight?). The starlight thing is the only thing that I can't find a fixed number as for distance. I know there is a DC modifier, but it does make a huge difference when the foe is 50' from the campfire. Should the party get a spot chance? Let's see here... 20' for normal vision, 20' for low light vision... ____ feet for starlight low light vision? If a human can see 5' (equivalent to a candle?) in starlight, then an elf could see 10' in starlight. So, I probably could allow a spot chance at 50' for the elves in the party.That's my 2 cents worth.LT</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lord Thurham, post: 864422, member: 4378"] I can see a party burning a campfire brightly at the beginning of the night when they have just started the fire, thus the 30' radius vision. At 3:00am, I think that same fire will have died down a bit, unless the party makes mention that they feed the fire throughout the night (that's gonna be alot of wood), it's probably a 20' radius (torchlight?). The starlight thing is the only thing that I can't find a fixed number as for distance. I know there is a DC modifier, but it does make a huge difference when the foe is 50' from the campfire. Should the party get a spot chance? Let's see here... 20' for normal vision, 20' for low light vision... ____ feet for starlight low light vision? If a human can see 5' (equivalent to a candle?) in starlight, then an elf could see 10' in starlight. So, I probably could allow a spot chance at 50' for the elves in the party. That's my 2 cents worth. LT [/QUOTE]

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