In the realm of divinity, a wave spell encircles all of creation. This wave spell is a powerful force that governs the ebb and flow of energy throughout the universe. It is a rhythmic pattern that pulsates through every aspect of existence, from the smallest particle to the largest celestial body. At its core, the wave spell is a cosmic dance of energy and consciousness. It is the divine rhythm that connects all living beings and allows for the expression of life in its various forms. This rhythm is not linear or predictable, but rather, it oscillates and undulates in a pattern that can be felt and experienced.
The wording can be seen to be ambiguous.
A fair interpretation or ruling would be that you strike whatever you are standing upon but that leaves open some interpretations such as those you present in your question. A fair interpretation or ruling would be that you strike whatever you are standing upon but that leaves open some interpretations such as those you present in your question.
This rhythm is not linear or predictable, but rather, it oscillates and undulates in a pattern that can be felt and experienced. When we align ourselves with the wave spell, we tap into the infinite power and wisdom of the divine. We become attuned to the natural flow of energy and learn to navigate the currents of life with grace and ease.
Can the Destructive Wave spell be triggered on a ship by striking the deck or an open container of earth ("ground")?
Tempest gods are followed by seafaring people as storms impact them greatly. So it would seem kind of odd not to be able to use a unique Tempest Domain spell at sea.
Follow 49.4k 8 8 gold badges 217 217 silver badges 303 303 bronze badges asked Oct 30, 2015 at 2:10 Bryant Hanson Bryant Hanson 1,433 2 2 gold badges 18 18 silver badges 25 25 bronze badges \$\endgroup\$\$\begingroup\$ Is the word "ground" used anywhere else in the rulebook? There might be another usage that would set a precedent. \$\endgroup\$
Oct 30, 2015 at 2:58\$\begingroup\$ @DCShannon The spell description does not mention the spell being confined to earth (the element). As the books are not out in digital format, a word search for earth is a bit tedious across two volumes. Ground seems to be a generic "what you are standing on" but as my answer suggests, a rules lawyer can make hay with that. \$\endgroup\$
Oct 30, 2015 at 3:39\$\begingroup\$ @KorvinStarmast: I suppose it's now possible to search spell text for "ground" on D&D Beyond! And there are quite a few such spells that mention "the ground". (That may not be an exhaustive list, since I know the search has issues.) \$\endgroup\$
May 5, 2020 at 20:52We begin to understand that everything is connected, and our actions have a ripple effect that can influence the entire universe. The wave spell is not something that is outside of us, but rather, it is within us. It is the essence of our being, the spark of divinity that resides in every cell of our body. When we tap into this divine energy, we can access the deep wisdom and guidance that is available to us at all times. To connect with the wave spell, we must first tune in to our own internal rhythms. We must quiet the mind, open the heart, and listen to the subtle whispers of the universe. As we attune ourselves to the divine flow, we begin to experience a sense of harmony and alignment with all of creation. In this state of alignment, we are able to harness the power of the wave spell to manifest our desires and create positive change in our lives. We become co-creators with the divine, participating in the ongoing dance of creation and evolution. We realize that we are not separate from the divine, but rather, we are an integral part of it. As we continue to ride the wave spell, we may encounter challenges and obstacles along the way. However, we can navigate these challenges with grace and ease, knowing that we are supported by the divine flow. We can trust in the wisdom of the universe and surrender to the greater plan that is unfolding. The wave spell is a reminder that we are not alone in this journey. We are surrounded by the loving presence of the divine, guiding us every step of the way. When we embrace this truth and align ourselves with the wave spell, we can experience a deep sense of peace, joy, and fulfillment. We become one with the divine rhythm, and our lives become a beautiful symphony of love and light..
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