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A drow-related question

Discussion in 'Dungeons & Dragons + Other RPGs' started by Volsung, Feb 1, 2004.

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    Drows have this Light Sensitivity(or however it's called) that get -1 on almost all rolls.

    But what what if a drow lives for quite some time in the surface, just like Drizzt. Would he/she be sesnsitive to light like the other drows?
     
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    There's a feat named Daylight Adaptation, which negates all Light sensitivity penalties.

     
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    Yes, but I'm talking about more 'normal' means, not a feat.
     
    Volsung, Feb 3, 2004
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    IMHO, a feat is the most 'normal' way to get a thing done to your character. It's just like learning things from your experiences, much like skills.

    Perhaps there might be a magical item called 'sunglasses', but magical items are less normal then skills and feats.

    I'm almost sure that without the feat or some magical item, there's no way to get something like Daylight Adaption.

    Perhaps a spell I never heared of.
     
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