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Message: <blockquote data-quote="tylermalan" data-source="post: 3407812" data-attributes="member: 30929">As already pointed out, Low-light Vision only concerns itself with light.  Concealment granted by dense foliage, for instance, wouldn't have anything to do with Low-light Vision, or vice versa.In D&D 3.5, each light source has basically two values - closer and farther away.  A torch provides bright illumination (no concealment) within 20 feet.  Between 20 and 40 feet, it provides shadowy (I think) illumination, which grants concealment.  If you had Low-light Vision, you effectively double both of those ranges, making the torch provide bright illumination to 40 feet (no concealment) and shadowy to 80 feet, which grants concealment.  I don't know if this is detailed in d20 Modern, though.  If not, it shouldn't be too difficult to add in.</blockquote>