JeenLeen
2016-09-03, 02:13 PM
I know that darkvision, as the racial feature of dwarves, elves, orcs, etc., requires eyes and thus being blinded impacts it negatively.
What about darkvision such as that supplied by a warlock's invocation (the 120 sees in magical darkness and regular darkness), or the darkvision spell?
From a mechanical perspective, I'm wondering how being blinded interacts with magically having darkvision.
From a fluff perspective, I'm envisioning a character (either a boss or PC in an evil campaign) who is a warlock that gouged their eyes out and uses the darkvision invocation to see.
Also, how does the blinded status interact with other senses (true sight, blindsight, tremorsense, etc.--not sure what all is in 5e sense-wise)?
What about darkvision such as that supplied by a warlock's invocation (the 120 sees in magical darkness and regular darkness), or the darkvision spell?
From a mechanical perspective, I'm wondering how being blinded interacts with magically having darkvision.
From a fluff perspective, I'm envisioning a character (either a boss or PC in an evil campaign) who is a warlock that gouged their eyes out and uses the darkvision invocation to see.
Also, how does the blinded status interact with other senses (true sight, blindsight, tremorsense, etc.--not sure what all is in 5e sense-wise)?