DonDuckie
2011-07-15, 08:37 AM
I was looking over spells and items, and got to thinking. (Thinking is good)
Darkness spells(in this case Darkness and Deeper Darkness) say specifically that they don't stack with themselves.
Do they stack with eachother, ie. reducing light by three levels?
- to get to three levels steady reduction, Darkness would need to apply first in order to get to "supernaturally dark" more often, what are the rules for such stacking?
Light spells(Light, Continual Flame, and Daylight) don't have a non-stacking clause.
Do they stack with themselves. And can more(Light, Continual Flame or just common torches) make brighter light when there are several of them. Even though they don't increase light level, but give a certain amount of light(torch)?
My reasoning is more torches = more light. But I would like rules on it.
Darkness spells(in this case Darkness and Deeper Darkness) say specifically that they don't stack with themselves.
Do they stack with eachother, ie. reducing light by three levels?
- to get to three levels steady reduction, Darkness would need to apply first in order to get to "supernaturally dark" more often, what are the rules for such stacking?
Light spells(Light, Continual Flame, and Daylight) don't have a non-stacking clause.
Do they stack with themselves. And can more(Light, Continual Flame or just common torches) make brighter light when there are several of them. Even though they don't increase light level, but give a certain amount of light(torch)?
My reasoning is more torches = more light. But I would like rules on it.