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ajkkjjk52
2011-04-24, 12:13 PM
Quick Question:

I want to play an ork, but light sensitivity is a problem (especially for a paladin). Are there any ways (preferrably items) to eliminate this problem?

Thanks.
Jarian
2011-04-24, 12:13 PM
Sundark Goggles, Races of the Dragon. 10 gp and bye-bye light sensitivity.
ajkkjjk52
2011-04-24, 01:25 PM
Awesome and perfect. Thanks!
Yora
2011-04-24, 01:28 PM
and the feat Daylight Adaptation. Costs a feat, but it's permanent.
Eloel
2011-04-24, 03:47 PM
Being a Dragonborn is an oft-used method, with the +2 Con and Flight being very useful to most builds using Orcs.
Malimar
2011-04-25, 11:13 AM
The first level of Orc Paragon (Unearthed Arcana) will eliminate your light sensitivity and improve your darkvision by 30 feet.

(The third level of Orc Paragon isn't super-terrible, either; it gives you a permanent +2 strength.)
stainboy
2011-04-25, 03:35 PM
Shaders, Races of Eberron p.103. Nonmagical wooden goggles that completely negate orc Light Sensitivity. Do you care about a -1 penalty to spot checks?
Cog
2011-04-25, 04:51 PM
Shaders, Races of Eberron p.103. Nonmagical wooden goggles that completely negate orc Light Sensitivity. Do you care about a -1 penalty to spot checks?
The Sundark goggles don't have a downside and even come with a benefit vs. gaze attacks.
Amnestic
2011-04-25, 06:05 PM
The Sundark goggles don't have a downside and even come with a benefit vs. gaze attacks.

Technically the Sundark goggles have a -2 to Spot+Search if you lack Lowlight or Darkvision...though obviously that's not an issue for Orcs.
Kuulvheysoon
2011-04-25, 06:16 PM
Technically the Sundark goggles have a -2 to Spot+Search if you lack Lowlight or Darkvision...though obviously that's not an issue for Orcs.

Is that ever an issue? I mean, can anyone think of a race with light sensitivity that DOESN'T possess either low-light or darkvision?
Cog
2011-04-25, 06:22 PM
Is that ever an issue? I mean, can anyone think of a race with light sensitivity that DOESN'T possess either low-light or darkvision?
It just means that, say, a human can't wear the Sundarks without the penalty just to gain a benefit against gaze attacks.
Amnestic
2011-04-25, 06:23 PM
Is that ever an issue? I mean, can anyone think of a race with light sensitivity that DOESN'T possess either low-light or darkvision?

Well it's a +2 circumstance bonus to saves vs. gaze attacks which costs a staggering 10gp. Some people might consider breaking their bank just for that, even if they lack light sensitivity+lowlight/darkvision.

And totally ninja'd.