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<blockquote data-quote="Horwath" data-source="post: 8859306" data-attributes="member: 6801299">yes, oil is always valuable, having darkvision or not. You can always sneak and lit entire goblin camp on fire.and one light cantrip is not going to help entire party unless they will hug the wizard all dungeon. Good luck with any AoE then.and if all have light, then every member just blew a cantrip slot on a marginal benefit. All power to them for that. What would you rather have? Light or guidance?I agree that you can be creative with light and other spells, but that is why creativity is in D&amp;D.Mage hand the light source in front of party and that stuff...but then you get a level or two and buy continual flame and save a cantrip slot for something more useful.type of light source is 1st level inconvenience at best.the fact that you have a light source at all could be a dungeon run problem as a whole.also this:[ATTACH=full]269653[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Horwath, post: 8859306, member: 6801299"] yes, oil is always valuable, having darkvision or not. You can always sneak and lit entire goblin camp on fire. and one light cantrip is not going to help entire party unless they will hug the wizard all dungeon. Good luck with any AoE then. and if all have light, then every member just blew a cantrip slot on a marginal benefit. All power to them for that. What would you rather have? Light or guidance? I agree that you can be creative with light and other spells, but that is why creativity is in D&D. Mage hand the light source in front of party and that stuff... but then you get a level or two and buy continual flame and save a cantrip slot for something more useful. type of light source is 1st level inconvenience at best. the fact that you have a light source at all could be a dungeon run problem as a whole. also this: [ATTACH type="full"]269653[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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