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<blockquote data-quote="TrizzlWizzl" data-source="post: 115305" data-attributes="member: 3510">The DMG Comes to the Rescue!DMG, p74: Darkvision does not allow character to see anytning that they could not see otherwise - invisible objects are still invisible and illusions are still visible as whay they seem to be.Make of it what you will.&nbsp; Personally, I feel it basically says that the Hide skill works against creatures with darkvision... consequently, Hide in Plain Sight would work as well.However, the flavor text describes the vision as 'shadowless'.&nbsp; After a couple years of 3e, though, I've come to view flavor text as just that... when making rulings I go by the actual rules.&nbsp; The flavor text is just to help all assembled get the same general idea in their head.BTW, the PHB describes darkvision as being 'just like normal visioin, just in black and white' in the actual rule part of Half-Orc racial abilities.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TrizzlWizzl, post: 115305, member: 3510"] [b]The DMG Comes to the Rescue![/b] DMG, p74: [b]Darkvision does not allow character to see anytning that they could not see otherwise - invisible objects are still invisible and illusions are still visible as whay they seem to be.[/b] Make of it what you will. Personally, I feel it basically says that the Hide skill works against creatures with darkvision... consequently, Hide in Plain Sight would work as well. However, the flavor text describes the vision as 'shadowless'. After a couple years of 3e, though, I've come to view flavor text as just that... when making rulings I go by the actual rules. The flavor text is just to help all assembled get the same general idea in their head. BTW, the PHB describes darkvision as being 'just like normal visioin, just in black and white' in the actual rule part of Half-Orc racial abilities. [/QUOTE]

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