Stumbling Forward in Darkness

Well, I've made some progress on my Dragon Age level from last time, most notably, getting a bit more of a handle on decoration, and coming to terms with lighting and exporting. Unfortunately, I'm still not quite there. So my moment of glory as a fully fledged level designer in the Dragon Age toolset is tantalizingly close, yet still out of reach.

My issues:
1) The scale of objects in the level editor seems off to my eyes. Things look a lot smaller than they actually are. If there's an easy way to get a person sized reference model inside the toolset, I'd love to hear it. The scale isn't horrible for this first level, but I'm mindful that it could be better, and I like correcting problems sooner rather than later.
2) I've still not fully come to grips with lighting. I'm sure there's something I'm missing, but I'm not sure what it is.

As far as I was aware, I'd done the right things. I've got a light probe in the level, along with three static lights around the level with huge radii with dim color settings that I shamelessly grabbed from the Lake Calenhad level layout. Yet, I've still got the issue that my character is entirely black when in shadow... But the side facing the moonlight is fine.


Maybe I should have taken another screenshot where you can actually see the character lit up by the moonlight to demonstrate the issue, but I'm sure someone has run into this before. I'd love to hear solutions if anyone knows what I'm doing wrong.

And for everyone else... I hope you think this first in-game shot of my very first level looks pretty! So rest assured that you can expect some nice new scenery in The Shattered War!