Re: Dead Worlds & D&D 3e

>Good point, I'd grown so accustomed to thinking of it as heat vision, I
>forgot that that wasn't the official party line.  Did they give drow
>ultravision in 2e?  I didn't think that vision type made it past 1e (which
>was too bad, I thought it was neat.)
>
>I'm glad 3e busted elves down to darkvision.  It had been a long
>established
>house rule in my games that elves had darkvision (ie needed a light source
>or some kind) and not infravision (no light source necessary.)

Eh, I'm not sure what ultravision is exactly. The complete book of elves
gave them 120' ultravision, with nary an explanation. My only drow
character, sorely lamented, lasted only three sessions. He fell victim to
the ever-present in-fighting. What did it originate as? It seems to be
connected to a different light spectrum, but without an explanation seems
goofy.

Tenebrarum
(Half-elven sage extraordinaire)

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