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| #1GlimmTheGnomeJun 10, 2011 22:36:01 | After reading through the themes in last month’s Dragon magazine, I decided that there should be a theme for one of the oldest character themes in role-playing: the dungeon delver. Dungeon delvers venture into the dark places beneath the surface of the world in search of adventure and treasure. They are forced to deal with challenging obstacles, diabolical traps, and the terrible darkness of the depths below. Many perish and are forgotten, but those who survive become legends. Let me know what you think of it. glimmsworkshop.com/2011/06/10/dungeon-de... |
| #2natural20usernameJun 12, 2011 14:42:27 | It would be nice if the starting feature granted some sort of vision benefit to those who already have low-light vision. Otherwise, it loks like a great theme. |
| #3GlimmTheGnomeJun 14, 2011 0:05:29 | It would be nice if the starting feature granted some sort of vision benefit to those who already have low-light vision. Otherwise, it loks like a great theme. Yeah, I would have liked to give something to characters that already have low-light vision, but boosting it to darkvision felt like too much. |
| #4bronski113Jun 14, 2011 1:00:12 | Since they added in the feat "Low-Light Adaptation" to Heroes of the Forgotten Kingdoms you are in a way gaining a bonus feat if . You could have it where if they already have low-light vision they could gain the "Alertness" feat (you cannot be surprised and you gain a +2 feat bonus to perception checks). |
| #5natural20usernameJun 14, 2011 20:13:28 | Bronski113's idea would work fine. You could also just hand out flat perception bonus by itself, or maybe something like "You do not grant combat advantage to enemies you cannot see" or something. |