*thinking cap*<br/><br/>Well, "permanently stuck" could be an exaggeration. Maybe the goblins are just too short to reach the light switch and since they can see in the dark, never bothered to.<br/><br/>Can you imagine a string dangling somewhere, just out of reach?<br/><br/>More realistically, it is likely that there was some sort of sensor system set up to detect light and turn off the magical effect. Well, I dunno how realistic it is for magic to need a sensor, but it's also odd that magic wouldn't automatically and magically just know to do what was intended. How often do you call a repair man for malfunctioning magic? But if there was a sensor, it could have been damaged in the intial attack, but I would think that would just cause the magic not to work. Its likely that the panel was just covered in debris, simulating darkness and causing the sensor to think it was always night.<br/><br/>Take that musing with a grain of salt, because I know literally nothing about the magic system of Pathfinder.<br/><br/>It's also just an idle thought more than a serious discussion about turning on the lights. I decided to share anyway because I like to talk.