1) Can Web be cast under the surface of water and "anchored to two solid masses"? Thinking of this as a net to snare anything moving through it as you would use it on land.
2) Could still water (such as an underground lake) be viewed as a floor to cast Web over? Thinking of this as a net to snare anything that pops its head out.
I think scenario A is plausible, but scenario B might be a stretch because of the need to be anchored to 'solid masses' and it would then be indicating "layered across a floor, wall, or ceiling" as needing to be solid as well. Our group is about to do some water adventuring and I am thinking about spell interactions which could be undermined in the liquid world.
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IMHO, Earthdawn is still the best fantasy realm, Shadowrun is the best Sci-Fi realm, and Dark Sun is the best D&D realm.
There are aquatic spiders that specialize in catching fish or tadpoles IRL. I don't see why not assuming there are solid surfaces to anchor the webbing to.
1) Can Web be cast under the surface of water and "anchored to two solid masses"? Thinking of this as a net to snare anything moving through it as you would use it on land.
2) Could still water (such as an underground lake) be viewed as a floor to cast Web over? Thinking of this as a net to snare anything that pops its head out.
I think scenario A is plausible, but scenario B might be a stretch because of the need to be anchored to 'solid masses' and it would then be indicating "layered across a floor, wall, or ceiling" as needing to be solid as well. Our group is about to do some water adventuring and I am thinking about spell interactions which could be undermined in the liquid world.
IMHO, Earthdawn is still the best fantasy realm, Shadowrun is the best Sci-Fi realm, and Dark Sun is the best D&D realm.
1. All magic works underwater unless otherwise specified. Because magic. All creatures get resistance to fire damage, so fire magic is less effective.
2. Water is not solid, so it isn't a floor. Freeze the water and you are good to go.
It would have to be anchored to something solid to be over the water.
wouldn't web work like a net when cast in the water?
There are aquatic spiders that specialize in catching fish or tadpoles IRL. I don't see why not assuming there are solid surfaces to anchor the webbing to.