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<blockquote data-quote="FitzTheRuke" data-source="post: 8261025" data-attributes="member: 59816">Because she's standing in the light. I'd imagine her to still be shadowed by the darkness between you and her, but not as much as he is, in the spell's area. Because MAGIC. Okay, I'm done. Like someone said, this is just going in circles. I assume everyone is doing their best to communicate and failing. I honestly don't think anyone is trolling, but it's definitely starting to get frustrating.You should keep imagining it as an absolutely black sphere that blocks all light and I'll imagine it as a sphere of darkness that won't get any brighter if you hold a torch up to it, but that you can still see through, because I don't have a problem with that, and you do. And that's fine. It's honestly not that different - one is a absolutely blackest black sphere and the other is less opaque - that is all. If you can't imagine that, I don't know what more I can tell you.(And for the record I assumed that it was obvious that I meant the darkness effect to cover the entire area that the spell creates and not just him.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FitzTheRuke, post: 8261025, member: 59816"] Because she's standing in the light. I'd imagine her to still be shadowed by the darkness between you and her, but not as much as he is, in the spell's area. Because MAGIC. Okay, I'm done. Like someone said, this is just going in circles. I assume everyone is doing their best to communicate and failing. I honestly don't think anyone is trolling, but it's definitely starting to get frustrating. You should keep imagining it as an absolutely black sphere that blocks all light and I'll imagine it as a sphere of darkness that won't get any brighter if you hold a torch up to it, but that you can still see through, because I don't have a problem with that, and you do. And that's fine. It's honestly not that different - one is a absolutely blackest black sphere and the other is less opaque - that is all. If you can't imagine that, I don't know what more I can tell you. (And for the record I assumed that it was obvious that I meant the darkness effect to cover the entire area that the spell creates and not just him.) [/QUOTE]

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