This is my first post. Some friends and I decided to try out pathfinder and we like it. I am playing a magus in our current campaign. The big enemy is currently a lot of drow, with other things tossed in there too, but mainly drow.
So I found this spell on the magus spell list.
Light Prison:
http://www.d20pfsrd.com/magic/all-spells/l/light-prison
And after searching through these boards a bit I haven't found much on the spell.
Pretty much all of the drow we're fighting have light blindness.
So my question here is, does the prison put off enough light to blind an enemy with light blindness.
I am aware that the spell doesn't explicitly state anything about giving off light, aside from being made of light. So I completely understand if it does not cause blindness in creatures with light blindness.
I mainly just want to double check that it dudes not. Because if it does cause blindness, then it'd be a pretty good addition to my spell list. If not, then it's not a big deal.
Edit: fixed a typo
-Cameron
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Officially, despite being a [light] spell, it doesn't actually produce the "bright light" (which is a specific game term) required to trigger light blindness. So, no luck.
That said, try discussing it with your GM. Maybe he'll house-rule something. It doesn't hurt to try. Just don't be too upset if the answer is no. ^_^
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That's what I was afraid of. I'll talk to him and see what he says.
Thanks for the input though!