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Humans and low light/darkvision...
- Thread starter Daedalus
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Gouge out your eyes and replace them with the eyes of an elf (warning, this only works if your DM is a sick, sick person).
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Buy a pair of Goggles of Night (price is a bit steep for a 4th level char though).
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Buy a potion of darkvision (mostly useful for emergencies).
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Get a significant other who can cast darkvision on you.
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Buy a pair of Goggles of Night (price is a bit steep for a 4th level char though).
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Buy a potion of darkvision (mostly useful for emergencies).
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Get a significant other who can cast darkvision on you.
kreynolds
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Here are some ideas for ya':
use activated magic item (unlimited charges or constant) = 12,000 gp
use activated (1/day, lasts 3 hours) = 2,400 gp
command word (unlimited charges, 3 hours per use) = 10,800 gp
command word (1/day, 3 hours per use) = 2,160 gp
use activated (10 charges, 3 hours per use) = 1,200 gp
command word (10 charges, 3 hours per use) = 1,080 gp
All of the above items grant darkvision. Items that grant a constant benefit are generally in ring form. All of these items take up a worn item slot on the character.
use activated magic item (unlimited charges or constant) = 12,000 gp
use activated (1/day, lasts 3 hours) = 2,400 gp
command word (unlimited charges, 3 hours per use) = 10,800 gp
command word (1/day, 3 hours per use) = 2,160 gp
use activated (10 charges, 3 hours per use) = 1,200 gp
command word (10 charges, 3 hours per use) = 1,080 gp
All of the above items grant darkvision. Items that grant a constant benefit are generally in ring form. All of these items take up a worn item slot on the character.
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Storminator
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Wand of Darkvision:
50 charges, 4500 gp
PS
50 charges, 4500 gp
PS
kreynolds
First Post
Here are some more. These all grant Low-Light Vision, as per the spell in the Magic of Faerun cast at 3rd level:
use activated magic item (unlimited charges or constant) = 6,000 gp
use activated (1/day, lasts 3 hours) = 1,200 gp
command word (unlimited charges, 3 hours per use) = 5,400 gp
command word (1/day, 3 hours per use) = 1,080 gp
use activated (10 charges, 3 hours per use) = 600 gp
command word (10 charges, 3 hours per use) = 540 gp
All of the above items grant low-light vision. Items that grant a constant benefit are generally in ring form. All of these items take up a worn item slot on the character.
use activated magic item (unlimited charges or constant) = 6,000 gp
use activated (1/day, lasts 3 hours) = 1,200 gp
command word (unlimited charges, 3 hours per use) = 5,400 gp
command word (1/day, 3 hours per use) = 1,080 gp
use activated (10 charges, 3 hours per use) = 600 gp
command word (10 charges, 3 hours per use) = 540 gp
All of the above items grant low-light vision. Items that grant a constant benefit are generally in ring form. All of these items take up a worn item slot on the character.
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kreynolds
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Or...if you really have the money...
Charm of Darkvision = 24,000 gp
This one doesn't take up a worn item slot and is constantly active. Basically, the instant you step into a dark area and the charm is in your possession, it kicks in. Here's a low-light version too.
Charm of Low-Light Vision = 12,000 gp
Charm of Darkvision = 24,000 gp
This one doesn't take up a worn item slot and is constantly active. Basically, the instant you step into a dark area and the charm is in your possession, it kicks in. Here's a low-light version too.
Charm of Low-Light Vision = 12,000 gp
Dingleberry
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One of my players (human character) wanted darkvision, so I had a brass dragon (who was appreciative that the party had slain a blue and its wyrmling throng) gouge out one of his eyes and replace it with the eye of one of the dead wyrmlings, granting him darkvision and low-light vision (but in only one eye).
Dude, I would love to be that fighter!
I would so base the character after the fact he has a Dragon Eye.
Infact, I did have an idea of a character, a fighter posing as a mage: Basicly having a powerful magic item, a 'Dragon Eye', inserted into the socket, which allowed extensive and powerful illusions.
I would so base the character after the fact he has a Dragon Eye.
Infact, I did have an idea of a character, a fighter posing as a mage: Basicly having a powerful magic item, a 'Dragon Eye', inserted into the socket, which allowed extensive and powerful illusions.
