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| description = {{Cond|Blinded|Blind}} targets that fail a {{Saving Throw|DEX}}. Deals an additional {{DamageText|2d6|Piercing}} to certain creatures that sport multiple sets of eyes. | | description = {{Cond|Blinded|Blind}} targets that fail a {{Saving Throw|DEX}}. Deals an additional {{DamageText|2d6|Piercing}} to certain creatures that sport multiple sets of eyes. | ||
| condition = Blinded | | condition = Blinded | ||
Revision as of 23:20, 15 November 2023
Absolute Night is a passive feature that lets the weapon blind its targets.
Description
targets that fail a 
Dexterity saving throw. Deals an additional 2d6
Piercing to certain creatures that sport multiple sets of eyes.
Condition: Blinded
Duration: 2 turns
- Ranged attacks and spells have a range of
3 m / 10 ft and Attack Rolls suffer 
Disadvantage. - Attack Rolls against Blinded creatures have
Advantage.
How to learn
Granted by the weapons:
