Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Sydney Losstarot 07-02-03, 07:54 PM	See thread topic...
cwslyclgh 07-02-03, 08:29 PM	not in the least
Sydney Losstarot 07-02-03, 08:58 PM	Do you have any evidence? My DM seems to think otherwise. :nonono: I'm playing a vampire, so yeah...I was thinking I might be frightened ("Dawn! EEEK!!" :eek: ), at least until I realized what was going on... ("Hey, wait...the sun went down an hour ago!")
Dackad 07-02-03, 09:14 PM	Originally posted by Sydney Losstarot Do you have any evidence? My DM seems to think otherwise. :nonono: I'm playing a vampire, so yeah...I was thinking I might be frightened ("Dawn! EEEK!!" :eek: ), at least until I realized what was going on... ("Hey, wait...the sun went down an hour ago!") It only simulates Daylight, it does not create it. ;)
Sydney Losstarot 07-02-03, 09:18 PM	My DM's rationale was if Darkness protects a vamp from sunlight, then Daylight affects them normally.
cwslyclgh 07-02-03, 09:43 PM	the monster manual (page 222) mentions only direct sunlight, which the daylight spell doesn't even claim to reproduce... according to the daylight spell discription the object touched sheds light in a 60 foot radius as bright as full daylight... it is simply letting you know how bright the light is, it says nothing about the light being actual sunlight.
DarkSoldier 07-02-03, 09:51 PM	It's daylight, not sunlight, so all it would do is hurt the vampire's eyes, and maybe panic him for a bit before he realizes he's not going blooey.
(Psi)SeveredHead 07-02-03, 11:19 PM	Take a look at the Night Hag and/or Nightshade for more info.
Tzalice Minoladir 07-03-03, 08:12 PM	might force them into GF if it doesn't actually do its full effects. Just thoughts, never really considered it I guess... wow... and I played a vampie too ^.^