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*Lightning Spells cast on water causes the {{Cond|Shocked}} condition: Removing their reaction and having a chance to stun. | *Lightning Spells cast on water causes the {{Cond|Shocked}} condition: Removing their reaction and having a chance to stun. | ||
*Electrified Water + a Fire Spell causes [[Electrified Steam]], which resets the Shocked and Wet conditions. | *Electrified Water + a Fire Spell causes [[Electrified Steam]], which resets the Shocked and Wet conditions. | ||
*A Cold spell freezes the water/mist and creates an [[Ice Surface]], causing Difficult Terrain (half Movement Speed) and may cause creatures in the area to fall prone status effect {{Cond|Prone}} unless succeeding a DEX Save. (e.g. Create Water + Glyph of Warding). | *A Cold spell freezes the water/mist and creates an [[Ice Surface]], causing Difficult Terrain (half Movement Speed) and may cause creatures in the area to fall prone status effect {{Cond|Prone}} unless succeeding a DEX Save. (e.g. Create Water + [[Glyph of Warding]]). | ||
*{{Class|Conjuration}}s only receive the [[Create Water]] variant of the spell, which can only be cast once per [[Short Rest]] and doesn't consume a spell slot. | |||
*[[Rain Dancer]] only grants the [[Create Water]] variant of the spell. | |||
*You can only have {{em|one}} version of '''Create or Destroy Water''' at a time, even if you gain it from multiple sources. | |||
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Revision as of 06:07, 6 April 2024
Create or Destroy Water is a level 1 transmutation spell. This spell allows spellcasters to conjure or destroy an area of water (or water-like surfaces).
Description
Choose to call forth rain or destroy a water-based surface.
Properties
- Cost
Action + 
Level 1 Spell Slot- Details
Range: 9 m / 30 ft
AoE: 4 m / 13 ft (Radius)
At higher levels
Upcast: When the spell is cast a 2nd Level or higher, the area that you can create or destroy water increases by2m / 5ft for each Spell Slot Level above 1st. Variants
Condition: Wet
Wet 
Duration: 3 turns
- Immune to
Burning and 
Wild Magic: Burning. - Resistant to
Fire damage. - Vulnerable to
Lightning and 
Cold damage.
How to learn
Classes:
- Class Level 2: Conjuration School Wizard (Minor Conjuration)
- Class Level 6: Storm Sorcery Sorcerer (Storm Spell)
Granted by the following items:
Rain Dancer (
Recharge: Short rest)
Wavemother's Robe ( Recharge: Long rest)
Notes
- Create water applies the
Wet condition: Vulnerability to Cold and Lightning damage (double damage). - Lightning Spells cast on water causes the
Shocked condition: Removing their reaction and having a chance to stun. - Electrified Water + a Fire Spell causes Electrified Steam, which resets the Shocked and Wet conditions.
- A Cold spell freezes the water/mist and creates an Ice Surface, causing Difficult Terrain (half Movement Speed) and may cause creatures in the area to fall prone status effect
Prone unless succeeding a DEX Save. (e.g. Create Water + Glyph of Warding). - Conjuration School Wizards only receive the Create Water variant of the spell, which can only be cast once per Short Rest and doesn't consume a spell slot.
- Rain Dancer only grants the Create Water variant of the spell.
- You can only have one version of Create or Destroy Water at a time, even if you gain it from multiple sources.
