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<blockquote data-quote="FlimFlam" data-source="post: 508072" data-attributes="member: 8567">The way the battles work out is usually in our favor.&nbsp; The Rogue holds the coin, and when we are approached by enemies, the Rogue exposes the coin shedding Darkness.&nbsp; I fail to see how this is easy to counter.&nbsp; As someone pointed out, you can't dispel what you can't see.&nbsp; You can't hit (very effectively) what you can't see.&nbsp; Sure, maybe we will run into a group of Wizards who are ready for this tactic once.&nbsp; That is fine.&nbsp; But then what?&nbsp; Keep throwing the same thing at us?&nbsp; That would be cheesy IMO.A dungeon environment won't hinder the party either.&nbsp; Ok, so now the whole party is encased in Darkness.&nbsp; No problem, I can wait for the Rogue to do the dirty work.&nbsp; Creatures with scent and blindsight are all well and good, but again I ask, how many times can we run into such foes?&nbsp; Again I say cheesy.In no encounter we've been involved in has the opponent been at an advantage when we bust out this tactic.Oh, and you can't double move away.&nbsp; Movement is halfed in darkness.&nbsp; So a double move would = a normal move.&nbsp; You aren't allowed to run in darkness at all.&nbsp; I am pretty sure these are official rules.&nbsp; If they aren't, well we've been using them since day 1.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FlimFlam, post: 508072, member: 8567"] The way the battles work out is usually in our favor. The Rogue holds the coin, and when we are approached by enemies, the Rogue exposes the coin shedding Darkness. I fail to see how this is easy to counter. As someone pointed out, you can't dispel what you can't see. You can't hit (very effectively) what you can't see. Sure, maybe we will run into a group of Wizards who are ready for this tactic once. That is fine. But then what? Keep throwing the same thing at us? That would be cheesy IMO. A dungeon environment won't hinder the party either. Ok, so now the whole party is encased in Darkness. No problem, I can wait for the Rogue to do the dirty work. Creatures with scent and blindsight are all well and good, but again I ask, how many times can we run into such foes? Again I say cheesy. In no encounter we've been involved in has the opponent been at an advantage when we bust out this tactic. Oh, and you can't double move away. Movement is halfed in darkness. So a double move would = a normal move. You aren't allowed to run in darkness at all. I am pretty sure these are official rules. If they aren't, well we've been using them since day 1. [/QUOTE]

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