Can the warlock's One with Shadows eldritch invocation be used at will in a Ravenloft game?
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Can the warlock's One with Shadows eldritch invocation be used at will in a Ravenloft game?
One with Shadows
Prerequisite: 5th level
When you are in an area of dim light or darkness, you can use your action to become invisible until you move or take an action or a reaction.
The GM describes that the lands of Barovia barely see any sunlight. Does that qualify as dim light where One With Shadows can be very used at will?
If it can be, is this ability overpowered compared to other invocations in a Ravenloft game?
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Can the warlock's One with Shadows eldritch invocation be used at will in a Ravenloft game?
One with Shadows
Prerequisite: 5th level
When you are in an area of dim light or darkness, you can use your action to become invisible until you move or take an action or a reaction.
The GM describes that the lands of Barovia barely see any sunlight. Does that qualify as dim light where One With Shadows can be very used at will?
If it can be, is this ability overpowered compared to other invocations in a Ravenloft game?
dnd-5e balance warlock ravenloft eldritch-invocations
edited Aug 13 at 10:27
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asked Aug 10 at 18:06
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Semi-related: Does the invisibility from 'One with Shadows' Eldritch Invocation end if the area of darkness you're in becomes light?
– V2Blast
Aug 10 at 20:06
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I have removed the secondary more general question about hiding in shadows triggering this invocation. This is best asked in another question.
– Rubiksmoose
Aug 13 at 10:28
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Can the warlock's One with Shadows eldritch invocation be used at will in a Ravenloft game?
One with Shadows
Prerequisite: 5th level
When you are in an area of dim light or darkness, you can use your action to become invisible until you move or take an action or a reaction.
The GM describes that the lands of Barovia barely see any sunlight. Does that qualify as dim light where One With Shadows can be very used at will?
If it can be, is this ability overpowered compared to other invocations in a Ravenloft game?
dnd-5e balance warlock ravenloft eldritch-invocations
edited Aug 13 at 10:27
Rubiksmoose
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asked Aug 10 at 18:06
Jhyarelle Silver
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Can the warlock's One with Shadows eldritch invocation be used at will in a Ravenloft game?
One with Shadows
Prerequisite: 5th level
When you are in an area of dim light or darkness, you can use your action to become invisible until you move or take an action or a reaction.
The GM describes that the lands of Barovia barely see any sunlight. Does that qualify as dim light where One With Shadows can be very used at will?
If it can be, is this ability overpowered compared to other invocations in a Ravenloft game?
dnd-5e balance warlock ravenloft eldritch-invocations
dnd-5e balance warlock ravenloft eldritch-invocations
edited Aug 13 at 10:27
Rubiksmoose
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asked Aug 10 at 18:06
Jhyarelle Silver
2,43521545
edited Aug 13 at 10:27
Rubiksmoose
37.6k5189290
asked Aug 10 at 18:06
Jhyarelle Silver
2,43521545
edited Aug 13 at 10:27
Rubiksmoose
37.6k5189290
edited Aug 13 at 10:27
Rubiksmoose
37.6k5189290
edited Aug 13 at 10:27
Rubiksmoose
37.6k5189290
37.6k5189290
asked Aug 10 at 18:06
Jhyarelle Silver
2,43521545
asked Aug 10 at 18:06
Jhyarelle Silver
2,43521545
asked Aug 10 at 18:06
Jhyarelle Silver
2,43521545
2,43521545
Semi-related: Does the invisibility from 'One with Shadows' Eldritch Invocation end if the area of darkness you're in becomes light?
– V2Blast
Aug 10 at 20:06
1
I have removed the secondary more general question about hiding in shadows triggering this invocation. This is best asked in another question.
– Rubiksmoose
Aug 13 at 10:28
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Semi-related: Does the invisibility from 'One with Shadows' Eldritch Invocation end if the area of darkness you're in becomes light?
– V2Blast
Aug 10 at 20:06
1
I have removed the secondary more general question about hiding in shadows triggering this invocation. This is best asked in another question.
– Rubiksmoose
Aug 13 at 10:28
Semi-related: Does the invisibility from 'One with Shadows' Eldritch Invocation end if the area of darkness you're in becomes light?
– V2Blast
Aug 10 at 20:06
Semi-related: Does the invisibility from 'One with Shadows' Eldritch Invocation end if the area of darkness you're in becomes light?
– V2Blast
Aug 10 at 20:06
1
1
I have removed the secondary more general question about hiding in shadows triggering this invocation. This is best asked in another question.
– Rubiksmoose
Aug 13 at 10:28
I have removed the secondary more general question about hiding in shadows triggering this invocation. This is best asked in another question.
– Rubiksmoose
Aug 13 at 10:28
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You still can't use the Invocation under certain circumstances
From the chapter 2, Lands of Barovia (CoS spoilers, emphasis mine):
Even during the day, the sky is dimmed by fog or storm clouds, or the light is strangely muted. Barovian daylight is bright light, yet it isn't considered sunlight for the purpose of effects and vulnerabilities, such as a vampire's, tied to sunlight.
Other than the information above, all the normal rules for illumination apply in Barovia as usual. The rules for vision and light specify 3 distinct categories of illumination:
The presence or absence of light in an environment creates three categories of illumination: bright light, dim light, and darkness.
Since the invocation requires "an area of dim light or darkness" this is not always the case in Barovia.
answered Aug 10 at 19:23
Sdjz
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This is where the part of ducking behind a shadow big enough to cover the PC enough to trigger the Invocation?
– Jhyarelle Silver
Aug 10 at 19:26
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@JhyarelleSilver That is completely independent of being in Barovia, though, isn't it? This answers the question on whether the Invocation can be used "always" which is no.
– Sdjz
Aug 10 at 19:28
You may also want to reference the general rules on vision and light, specifically as they relate to dim light and darkness.
– V2Blast
Aug 10 at 20:07
@V2Blast: Thanks that should help as it might shed some light in whether hiding in a large enough shadow counts as dim light.
– Jhyarelle Silver
Aug 10 at 20:45
3
@JhyarelleSilver To be honest I think the question "Is a shadow enough to count as dim light to use One with Shadows?" is a question that has nothing to do with Barovia and I think you could ask it separately if the rules on vision and light linked by V2Blast are not enough. You'd probably get a more thorough explanation than what I can provide on that particular point.
– Sdjz
Aug 10 at 21:05
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1 Answer
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You still can't use the Invocation under certain circumstances
From the chapter 2, Lands of Barovia (CoS spoilers, emphasis mine):
Even during the day, the sky is dimmed by fog or storm clouds, or the light is strangely muted. Barovian daylight is bright light, yet it isn't considered sunlight for the purpose of effects and vulnerabilities, such as a vampire's, tied to sunlight.
Other than the information above, all the normal rules for illumination apply in Barovia as usual. The rules for vision and light specify 3 distinct categories of illumination:
The presence or absence of light in an environment creates three categories of illumination: bright light, dim light, and darkness.
Since the invocation requires "an area of dim light or darkness" this is not always the case in Barovia.
answered Aug 10 at 19:23
Sdjz
7,66333676
This is where the part of ducking behind a shadow big enough to cover the PC enough to trigger the Invocation?
– Jhyarelle Silver
Aug 10 at 19:26
1
@JhyarelleSilver That is completely independent of being in Barovia, though, isn't it? This answers the question on whether the Invocation can be used "always" which is no.
– Sdjz
Aug 10 at 19:28
You may also want to reference the general rules on vision and light, specifically as they relate to dim light and darkness.
– V2Blast
Aug 10 at 20:07
@V2Blast: Thanks that should help as it might shed some light in whether hiding in a large enough shadow counts as dim light.
– Jhyarelle Silver
Aug 10 at 20:45
3
@JhyarelleSilver To be honest I think the question "Is a shadow enough to count as dim light to use One with Shadows?" is a question that has nothing to do with Barovia and I think you could ask it separately if the rules on vision and light linked by V2Blast are not enough. You'd probably get a more thorough explanation than what I can provide on that particular point.
– Sdjz
Aug 10 at 21:05
add a comment |Â
up vote
10
down vote
You still can't use the Invocation under certain circumstances
From the chapter 2, Lands of Barovia (CoS spoilers, emphasis mine):
Even during the day, the sky is dimmed by fog or storm clouds, or the light is strangely muted. Barovian daylight is bright light, yet it isn't considered sunlight for the purpose of effects and vulnerabilities, such as a vampire's, tied to sunlight.
Other than the information above, all the normal rules for illumination apply in Barovia as usual. The rules for vision and light specify 3 distinct categories of illumination:
The presence or absence of light in an environment creates three categories of illumination: bright light, dim light, and darkness.
Since the invocation requires "an area of dim light or darkness" this is not always the case in Barovia.
answered Aug 10 at 19:23
Sdjz
7,66333676
This is where the part of ducking behind a shadow big enough to cover the PC enough to trigger the Invocation?
– Jhyarelle Silver
Aug 10 at 19:26
1
@JhyarelleSilver That is completely independent of being in Barovia, though, isn't it? This answers the question on whether the Invocation can be used "always" which is no.
– Sdjz
Aug 10 at 19:28
You may also want to reference the general rules on vision and light, specifically as they relate to dim light and darkness.
– V2Blast
Aug 10 at 20:07
@V2Blast: Thanks that should help as it might shed some light in whether hiding in a large enough shadow counts as dim light.
– Jhyarelle Silver
Aug 10 at 20:45
3
@JhyarelleSilver To be honest I think the question "Is a shadow enough to count as dim light to use One with Shadows?" is a question that has nothing to do with Barovia and I think you could ask it separately if the rules on vision and light linked by V2Blast are not enough. You'd probably get a more thorough explanation than what I can provide on that particular point.
– Sdjz
Aug 10 at 21:05
add a comment |Â
up vote
10
down vote
up vote
10
down vote
You still can't use the Invocation under certain circumstances
From the chapter 2, Lands of Barovia (CoS spoilers, emphasis mine):
Even during the day, the sky is dimmed by fog or storm clouds, or the light is strangely muted. Barovian daylight is bright light, yet it isn't considered sunlight for the purpose of effects and vulnerabilities, such as a vampire's, tied to sunlight.
Other than the information above, all the normal rules for illumination apply in Barovia as usual. The rules for vision and light specify 3 distinct categories of illumination:
The presence or absence of light in an environment creates three categories of illumination: bright light, dim light, and darkness.
Since the invocation requires "an area of dim light or darkness" this is not always the case in Barovia.
answered Aug 10 at 19:23
Sdjz
7,66333676
You still can't use the Invocation under certain circumstances
From the chapter 2, Lands of Barovia (CoS spoilers, emphasis mine):
Even during the day, the sky is dimmed by fog or storm clouds, or the light is strangely muted. Barovian daylight is bright light, yet it isn't considered sunlight for the purpose of effects and vulnerabilities, such as a vampire's, tied to sunlight.
Other than the information above, all the normal rules for illumination apply in Barovia as usual. The rules for vision and light specify 3 distinct categories of illumination:
The presence or absence of light in an environment creates three categories of illumination: bright light, dim light, and darkness.
Since the invocation requires "an area of dim light or darkness" this is not always the case in Barovia.
answered Aug 10 at 19:23
Sdjz
7,66333676
edited Aug 10 at 20:47
answered Aug 10 at 19:23
Sdjz
7,66333676
answered Aug 10 at 19:23
Sdjz
7,66333676
answered Aug 10 at 19:23
Sdjz
7,66333676
7,66333676
This is where the part of ducking behind a shadow big enough to cover the PC enough to trigger the Invocation?
– Jhyarelle Silver
Aug 10 at 19:26
1
@JhyarelleSilver That is completely independent of being in Barovia, though, isn't it? This answers the question on whether the Invocation can be used "always" which is no.
– Sdjz
Aug 10 at 19:28
You may also want to reference the general rules on vision and light, specifically as they relate to dim light and darkness.
– V2Blast
Aug 10 at 20:07
@V2Blast: Thanks that should help as it might shed some light in whether hiding in a large enough shadow counts as dim light.
– Jhyarelle Silver
Aug 10 at 20:45
3
@JhyarelleSilver To be honest I think the question "Is a shadow enough to count as dim light to use One with Shadows?" is a question that has nothing to do with Barovia and I think you could ask it separately if the rules on vision and light linked by V2Blast are not enough. You'd probably get a more thorough explanation than what I can provide on that particular point.
– Sdjz
Aug 10 at 21:05
add a comment |Â
This is where the part of ducking behind a shadow big enough to cover the PC enough to trigger the Invocation?
– Jhyarelle Silver
Aug 10 at 19:26
1
@JhyarelleSilver That is completely independent of being in Barovia, though, isn't it? This answers the question on whether the Invocation can be used "always" which is no.
– Sdjz
Aug 10 at 19:28
You may also want to reference the general rules on vision and light, specifically as they relate to dim light and darkness.
– V2Blast
Aug 10 at 20:07
@V2Blast: Thanks that should help as it might shed some light in whether hiding in a large enough shadow counts as dim light.
– Jhyarelle Silver
Aug 10 at 20:45
3
@JhyarelleSilver To be honest I think the question "Is a shadow enough to count as dim light to use One with Shadows?" is a question that has nothing to do with Barovia and I think you could ask it separately if the rules on vision and light linked by V2Blast are not enough. You'd probably get a more thorough explanation than what I can provide on that particular point.
– Sdjz
Aug 10 at 21:05
This is where the part of ducking behind a shadow big enough to cover the PC enough to trigger the Invocation?
– Jhyarelle Silver
Aug 10 at 19:26
This is where the part of ducking behind a shadow big enough to cover the PC enough to trigger the Invocation?
– Jhyarelle Silver
Aug 10 at 19:26
1
1
@JhyarelleSilver That is completely independent of being in Barovia, though, isn't it? This answers the question on whether the Invocation can be used "always" which is no.
– Sdjz
Aug 10 at 19:28
@JhyarelleSilver That is completely independent of being in Barovia, though, isn't it? This answers the question on whether the Invocation can be used "always" which is no.
– Sdjz
Aug 10 at 19:28
You may also want to reference the general rules on vision and light, specifically as they relate to dim light and darkness.
– V2Blast
Aug 10 at 20:07
You may also want to reference the general rules on vision and light, specifically as they relate to dim light and darkness.
– V2Blast
Aug 10 at 20:07
@V2Blast: Thanks that should help as it might shed some light in whether hiding in a large enough shadow counts as dim light.
– Jhyarelle Silver
Aug 10 at 20:45
@V2Blast: Thanks that should help as it might shed some light in whether hiding in a large enough shadow counts as dim light.
– Jhyarelle Silver
Aug 10 at 20:45
3
3
@JhyarelleSilver To be honest I think the question "Is a shadow enough to count as dim light to use One with Shadows?" is a question that has nothing to do with Barovia and I think you could ask it separately if the rules on vision and light linked by V2Blast are not enough. You'd probably get a more thorough explanation than what I can provide on that particular point.
– Sdjz
Aug 10 at 21:05
@JhyarelleSilver To be honest I think the question "Is a shadow enough to count as dim light to use One with Shadows?" is a question that has nothing to do with Barovia and I think you could ask it separately if the rules on vision and light linked by V2Blast are not enough. You'd probably get a more thorough explanation than what I can provide on that particular point.
– Sdjz
Aug 10 at 21:05
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Semi-related: Does the invisibility from 'One with Shadows' Eldritch Invocation end if the area of darkness you're in becomes light?
– V2Blast
Aug 10 at 20:06
1
I have removed the secondary more general question about hiding in shadows triggering this invocation. This is best asked in another question.
– Rubiksmoose
Aug 13 at 10:28