Matt B Carter
Mongoose
Reading War of the Wizards last night, I came across a passage in which Grey Star realises that the pupilless eyes of the Shadaki grant them the ability to see in the dark. There seems to be no mention of this in the rulebook. Is this a deliberate omission? Was it a power granted to the Shadaki later on by Shasarak?
I think it's a neat racial ability, and it certainly has some interesting applications. The Shadaki Buccaneers could use it to gain a serious advantage during nocturnal piracy, Shasarak's enforcers could make terrifying night-time raids to root out rebels, and so on. Has anybody else incorporated this ability into their games? I know I will be - it's far too interesting to pass up. Imagine the PCs being hunted in pitch darkness by a team of Shadaki slavers with darkvision . . .
I think it's a neat racial ability, and it certainly has some interesting applications. The Shadaki Buccaneers could use it to gain a serious advantage during nocturnal piracy, Shasarak's enforcers could make terrifying night-time raids to root out rebels, and so on. Has anybody else incorporated this ability into their games? I know I will be - it's far too interesting to pass up. Imagine the PCs being hunted in pitch darkness by a team of Shadaki slavers with darkvision . . .