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Surviving Crushing Darkness and Flickering Lights
Navigating Deep Shadows
Dreadlight's crushing darkness effect makes naturally dark areas, such as deep caves and midnight landscapes, pitch black. In these conditions, ambient visibility drops so low that you can barely navigate unlit terrain.
- Always carry abundant light sources such as torches or lanterns before descending underground.
- Place lights closely together. Relying on maximum vanilla light reach will leave significant pockets of deep shadow where terrain drops or walls become invisible.
Managing Light Flickers
The pack causes light sources to flicker randomly, creating sudden moments of dimness that mimic an old horror movie.
- Recognize that flickering light is an atmospheric visual effect; your placed torches and lanterns are not actually breaking or extinguishing.
- Double up light sources in base hubs, mine entrances, and storage rooms. Overlapping several lights prevents a single flicker from plunging your entire work area into darkness, helping you stay oriented during sudden drops in brightness.