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* ''[[Dungeons and Dragons]]'': Older editions had objects with Continual Light cast on them. Some were shaped in useful ways, such as balls (could be rolled into the darkness) or "frisbees" (could be thrown). Someone even came up with a Continual Light flashlight/lantern (could be opened to let the light out).
** 3 ed. added Sunrods as a standard item.
** ''[[Forgotten Realms]]'' has various "glowing globes" and "driftglobes" as a fairly common fixture. The first variant appeared as one of Ed Greenwood's contributions in [[Dragon (magazine)|Dragon]] #41, then in ''The Magister'': [[Reinforce Field|surprisingly resilient]] glass globe with brightness controlled from nothing to ''continual light'' level to momentary blinding flash and following its owner (bound on touch and unbound on ''remove curse'', death or leaving the plane without grabbing it), bargain cost 200 gp - expensive, but not quite luxury item
*** Dwarves use jars with [http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/es/20030108es glowing borer-worms, glowmoss and phosphorescent powders].
** In ''[[Spelljammer]]'' glowmoss is also a stock light source (fire is out of question in the Flow).
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