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<blockquote data-quote="TheGogmagog" data-source="post: 3581559" data-attributes="member: 27702"><p>Unfortunately you won't find an answer at all.</p><p>I like The Blow Leprechaun's answer as the closest to RAW interpretation as any.</p><p>There are also references to 'starlight' witch is not defined in 3.5, the only defined interpretation is shadowy illumination, which doesn't have a distance associated independent of a light source.</p><p>My answer to how far can you see is Infinite without obscurement. Gaze up at night you will see stars practically infinite distance away. It's only limited to practically, by obscurement (interstellar matter) or terrestrial clouds. This results in the SRD claim of being able to see twice as far in being nonsensical, and tossed out in this situation.</p><p>There are also encounter distances in DMG traveling section, but those are defined in terms of obscurement (Trees, Fog, Walls), and not by lighting conditions. IIRC.</p><p></p><p>I'll see if I can find previous discussions on the topic.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TheGogmagog, post: 3581559, member: 27702"] Unfortunately you won't find an answer at all. I like The Blow Leprechaun's answer as the closest to RAW interpretation as any. There are also references to 'starlight' witch is not defined in 3.5, the only defined interpretation is shadowy illumination, which doesn't have a distance associated independent of a light source. My answer to how far can you see is Infinite without obscurement. Gaze up at night you will see stars practically infinite distance away. It's only limited to practically, by obscurement (interstellar matter) or terrestrial clouds. This results in the SRD claim of being able to see twice as far in being nonsensical, and tossed out in this situation. There are also encounter distances in DMG traveling section, but those are defined in terms of obscurement (Trees, Fog, Walls), and not by lighting conditions. IIRC. I'll see if I can find previous discussions on the topic. [/QUOTE]
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