how much does firewood iluminate?

[Zulgyan]

Nice.
And what about no starlight because of clouds? Would that be Darkness?

 

[werk]

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

It's ambient light, so it doesn't have a range.

There are three lighting levels: Light, Shadowy, Dark. I'd say both moonlight and starlight are shadowy, just because the other two do not accurately describe.

 

[hong]

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

It would be shadowy illumination until I either get tired of rolling all those concealment miss chances, or forget about them.

 

[Umbran]

The Hypertext SRD has a section on vision and light: http://www.d20srd.org/srd/exploration.htm

The basic problem with a campfire is that how much light you get isn't well determined - it depends on how big a fire you build. A full-fledged bonfire will brightly light a wide area, while a single log may be less bright than a torch.

 

[Jdvn1]

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

Jenesyss

"My torch isn't giving me any light!"

"Did you try lighting it?"