Due to certain circumstances, you struggle to see as well as those around you. Your vision may appear blurry or unclear, and might also suffer from a limited field of vision. With this impairment comes the following pros and cons:
- You have disadvantage on perception checks that require sight.
- You have disadvantage on Dexterity saving throws while in difficult terrain.
- You have disadvantage on ranged attacks that exceed 5 feet; this range increases with your blindsight.
- You have advantage on perception checks that don't require sight.
- You have advantage on saving throws against illusion magic that requires sight.
- You receive blindsight for 5 feet; this value increases by 5 feet at levels 4, 8, 12, 16, and 19.
- You receive tremorsense for 10 feet; this value increases by 5 feet at levels 5, 10, 15, and 20.
Should your sight be fully restored for whatever reason, you may remove the feat but keep 5 feet of both blindsight and tremorsense.
This feat is best added manually to your character sheet, rather than through the character builder. This way, if you're cured of your impairment, you can remove this feat without causing problems with your sheet later on.
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