Eversight Ring Grants Devil's Sight too

[northernwater]

I don't know if this is a bug or intended but it definitely does not say this in the description. I suspect it is a bug.

I tested it multiple times and it seems:
1) Any character with Darkvision and the ring can range attack into magical darkness with advantage.
2) Any character without Darkvision and the ring can range attack into magical darkness with disadvantage. (though the blinded condition on the target cancels the disadvantage)
3) Any character with or without Darkvision cannot range attack into magical darkness.

I suspect because of 2 this is a bug as true Devil's Sight includes Superior Darkvision.

Very useful info for that big fight in Act 3.

[Closer of Doors]

It specifically says you cannot be blinded. That means any effect that would blind you, including magical darkness, doesn't affect you. No bug, just an inevitable result of what the ring does.

[Mojo]

On the flip side Sun Walkers Ring doesn't work at all. At least on my one save with a Human character. Still can't see shiz in regular dark and supposed to be able to see up to 40ft. LOL

[northernwater]

Originally posted by Reaper:

It specifically says you cannot be blinded. That means any effect that would blind you, including magical darkness, doesn't affect you. No bug, just an inevitable result of what the ring does.

That's a stretch. You can look at it that way, I guess.

Magical Darkness does not blind the person looking into it. It obscures. So there is no Blindness to be prevented outside the cloud.

[northernwater]

Is the Eversight Ring part of DnD or is it unique to BG3. It would interesting to understand the DnD rule set on magical darkness.

[Firecam]

The Ring of Feywild Sparks on the other hand give you a +1 spell dc.

[northernwater]

Originally posted by Firecam:

The Ring of Feywild Sparks on the other hand give you a +1 spell dc.

It does! It seems to work on any caster - even works on Paladins. Thanks.

That almost seems like an Easter egg or something.

[Ghost]

Originally posted by Mojo:

On the flip side Sun Walkers Ring doesn't work at all. At least on my one save with a Human character. Still can't see shiz in regular dark and supposed to be able to see up to 40ft. LOL

I recall that at one point it removed the disadvantage on attacks from poor lighting, but not sure if this is still the case.

Originally posted by northernwater:

Is the Eversight Ring part of DnD or is it unique to BG3. It would interesting to understand the DnD rule set on magical darkness.

This and most of the magical items in the game are just in BG3.

[Mojo]

Originally posted by Ghost:

Originally posted by Mojo:

On the flip side Sun Walkers Ring doesn't work at all. At least on my one save with a Human character. Still can't see shiz in regular dark and supposed to be able to see up to 40ft. LOL

I recall that at one point it removed the disadvantage on attacks from poor lighting, but not sure if this is still the case.

Wiki confirmed is currently bugged it is supposed to give you sight in darkness (Darkvision) up to 40 ft , but currently it doesn't.

https://bg3.wiki/wiki/Sunwalker%27s_Gift