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'''Bright Light''' means that an area is well-lit and everything in the area is plainly visible, as typical in the middle of the day. | '''Bright Light''' means that an area is well-lit and everything in the area is plainly visible, as typical in the middle of the day. | ||
'''Low-Light,''' also called Dim Light, is a state of illumination between bright light and | '''Low-Light,''' also called Dim Light, is a state of illumination between bright light and darkness. Intense stormcloud cover, infrequent candle light in a castle hall, or the night under a very bright full moon might be considered low-light. One’s eyes may play tricks on them while in low-light. While in low light, a creature is Concealed from creatures without the ability to see in Low-Light. | ||
'''Darkness''' is the complete or near-complete absence of light. A typical night, an unlit room, and the like are | '''Darkness''' is the complete or near-complete absence of light. A typical night, an unlit room, and the like are | ||
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A creature with '''Truesight''' can see a creature’s true form if it has magically disguised itself or changed its form. It also ignores the Unseen condition provided that the creature is not gaining Unseen from Total Cover or darkness (unless the creature also has Darkvision). | A creature with '''Truesight''' can see a creature’s true form if it has magically disguised itself or changed its form. It also ignores the Unseen condition provided that the creature is not gaining Unseen from Total Cover or darkness (unless the creature also has Darkvision). | ||
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