We're willing to be somewhat flexible with how players chose to interact with the Feat, but we do ask that players are mindful that the Feats do come with downsides to balance them out.
Generally speaking, during daylight hours, Interlopers with this Feat will be lethargic, exhausted and feverish. Being indoors will be a bit easier on these Interlopers, and the brightest clearest days will be the worst times to go outside. Being outside on dark, overcast and snowy days will be more of a reprieve but they may still be feeling under the weather and not at their best. Some players may choose to avoid the daylight completely and switch their sleep schedules around. Others may choose to stay awake in the daytime for part of the day but try to stay indoors during this time before going out at night. Some may want to really up the ante with just how sick their characters get during the daytime (if they're really going for a True Nocturnal run, lmao.)
The hardest time of the year for Interlopers with the Darkwalker's Revenge Feat will be between mid-May to mid-July when there Polar Sun is in play and there is no darkness. The weather is more likely to be calmer and clearer at this time of year (although not always a guarante!), so getting out and about will be a struggle and Interlopers may put themselves at risk at being outside.
From mid-September to to mid-March, there are periods of True Night (and not just only degrees of Twilight). Which ranges from around 12 hours of daylight from September and decreases to only an hour or so by the end of November, and then increases from an hour or so in mid-January to twelve hours by Mid-March. This means Interlopers will generally fare much better during this time of year. They will have more freedom to be out and about
The best time of year for Interlopers with this Feat is between late-November and mid-January, when there is no daylight at all. Interlopers will feel the most energised and at their physical peak during this time of year.
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Generally speaking, during daylight hours, Interlopers with this Feat will be lethargic, exhausted and feverish. Being indoors will be a bit easier on these Interlopers, and the brightest clearest days will be the worst times to go outside. Being outside on dark, overcast and snowy days will be more of a reprieve but they may still be feeling under the weather and not at their best. Some players may choose to avoid the daylight completely and switch their sleep schedules around. Others may choose to stay awake in the daytime for part of the day but try to stay indoors during this time before going out at night. Some may want to really up the ante with just how sick their characters get during the daytime (if they're really going for a True Nocturnal run, lmao.)
The hardest time of the year for Interlopers with the Darkwalker's Revenge Feat will be between mid-May to mid-July when there Polar Sun is in play and there is no darkness. The weather is more likely to be calmer and clearer at this time of year (although not always a guarante!), so getting out and about will be a struggle and Interlopers may put themselves at risk at being outside.
From mid-September to to mid-March, there are periods of True Night (and not just only degrees of Twilight). Which ranges from around 12 hours of daylight from September and decreases to only an hour or so by the end of November, and then increases from an hour or so in mid-January to twelve hours by Mid-March. This means Interlopers will generally fare much better during this time of year. They will have more freedom to be out and about
The best time of year for Interlopers with this Feat is between late-November and mid-January, when there is no daylight at all. Interlopers will feel the most energised and at their physical peak during this time of year.
Hope this helps!