See, finally a sensible point against it being an object.
This then implies that water is an environmental condition, if you're able to teleport into or move freely through it. That it flows and displaces the same way air does.
Which would still mean water can't flow through, because the environment inside explicitly remains dry.
Feels like we're getting a bit into the weeds of something not explicitly in the rules and relying more on speculation based on natural language and real world physics. Rather than continuing, I think it's time to call it, as we've reached the limit of how useful this rules forum is for the question.
See, finally a sensible point against it being an object.
This then implies that water is an environmental condition, if you're able to teleport into or move freely through it. That it flows and displaces the same way air does.
Which would still mean water can't flow through, because the environment inside explicitly remains dry.
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ModeratorFeels like we're getting a bit into the weeds of something not explicitly in the rules and relying more on speculation based on natural language and real world physics. Rather than continuing, I think it's time to call it, as we've reached the limit of how useful this rules forum is for the question.
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