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deimos34 06-21-04, 01:27 PM	If both the spell caster and attacker are in near or total darkness and the caster casts daylight between himself and the attacker, would there be a concealment bonus for a round or two as the attacker adjusts to the sudden increase of light? I imagine the attacker (and the spellcaster, for that matter) would almost certainly be dazzled (SRD: unable to see well because of overstimulation of the eyes) for 1d4 rounds or so, but you'd think it would say something like that in the spell description. Does this make sense to anyone else before I start an argument with my DM about it?
Seeker95 06-21-04, 01:36 PM	No. There is no "adjust to the light" component to the daylight or darkness spells. That does not mean it does not make sense. Just that the rules do not grant a mechanic for the situation you have described.