how much does firewood iluminate?

[Zulgyan]

cause it is not stated anyware in the books.

 

[frankthedm]

For a Campfire, I'd guess 30' or 40'. Would not rank it near a Daylight spell's 60'.

 

[Diirk]

I also couldn't find listed anywhere visual range for night time conditions (eg starlight, moonlight etc), any idea where one might find those ?

 

[Zulgyan]

I think that 30 feet should be ok.

Im having the same problem with starlight and moonlite. Nowhere is that adressed.

 

[Rath the Brown]

Only thing I've ever been able to find is the blurb that characters with low-light vision can see outdoors on a moonlit night as well as they can see during the day.

 

[Zulgyan]

and what about humans? treat as blinded? RAW looks like that is the solution, but a find it totally unbelievable.
More over, is the rules state that you can see doble in starlight and moonlight, there should have been a distance number to doble.

 

[jenesyss]

Equipment - how much does firewood iluminate?
cause it is not stated anyware in the books.

None - Firewood is not a light source. Campfire maybe though

Jenesyss

 

[Zulgyan]

None - Firewood is not a light source. Campfire maybe though

Jenesyss

really bad joke, lol.

 

[phindar]

I'd go with a campfire illuminates about as well as a torch. One that's all coals would illuminate about as well as a candle. And I'd double it up from there. A 10' Space bonfire would illuminate twice as well as a torch, Bright: 40', Shadowy: 80'. Just as a rough guideline.

 

[Destil]

In 3.0 I had see this suggested (since we had various degrees of concealment).

Full moon 10% miss chance.
Half moon 20% miss chance.
Quarter moon 30% miss chance.
New moon 40% miss chance.
Overcast Moon / Starlight Only 50% miss chance.