Santa Cruz Magic Seaweed (SCMS) is a popular website and mobile application that provides surfers and ocean enthusiasts with real-time and forecasted data about wave conditions around the world. With a user-friendly interface and access to a comprehensive database of surf spots, SCMS has become a go-to resource for surfers seeking information about upcoming swells, tides, wind direction, and other factors that affect wave quality. The website features interactive surf forecasts that allow users to explore different surf spots and view detailed information such as wave height, period, and direction. Users can also access live buoy data and webcam images to get an even more accurate understanding of current conditions. SCMS also offers a range of tools and features to help surfers plan their sessions effectively. The Spot Check feature allows users to browse through photos and videos of surf spots, giving them a better idea of what to expect before paddling out.
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This would give an actual decant use for the potion beyond making a multi step, untradeable, rarely used for simplicity s sake food that frankly i think i personally only ever use in wildy out of pure spite to pkers. This potion have frankly really never been useful, even pre eoc magic potions were fairly easy to make, far easier to obtain herbs and secondary ingredients for, and were just really inferior in almost every way to other magic boosting alternatives.
The Spot Check feature allows users to browse through photos and videos of surf spots, giving them a better idea of what to expect before paddling out. The Surf Report feature provides a daily overview of surf conditions, including an analysis of the swell, wind, and tide. What sets SCMS apart from other surf forecasting websites is its emphasis on community.
How to be permanently scentless?
I really like the effect that deodorizing agent provides and have been wondering how to get it as a permanent effect.
Coating a creature in a vial of this milky, odorless substance takes 1 minute and renders it scentless for 1d3 hours. Creatures that rely on scent for locating creatures do not gain the benefit of this ability against a creature affected by a dose of deodorizing agent.
So my understanding of the ability is that scent can't be used to find me, so if I'm invisible my square/hex can't be found, and I can't be tracked over distances by scent. I don't know of any process which allows you to creating lasting alchemical effects (if you know of any please let me know), so I started looking at spells. I came across pass without trace which seems to meet my needs
The subject or subjects of this spell do not leave footprints or a scent trail while moving. Tracking the subjects is impossible by non-magical means.
The not leaving footprints is a nice bonus, but I want to make sure that not being track-able also applies to if I was invisible. If so then this spell would make a wonderful boot magic item. Does pass without trace have the effect I want?
Follow asked Jul 17, 2016 at 7:15 Fering Fering 26.8k 14 14 gold badges 109 109 silver badges 277 277 bronze badges \$\endgroup\$Users can create an account, join discussions on the forum, add surf sessions to their personal logbook, and even create personalized surf forecasts based on their preferred spots and conditions. Overall, Santa Cruz Magic Seaweed is a valuable tool for surfers and ocean enthusiasts looking to stay informed about upcoming swells and make the most of their time in the water. Its user-friendly interface, comprehensive data, and interactive features make it an essential resource for anyone passionate about riding the waves..
Reviews for "The Ecological Importance of Santa Cruz's Enchanted Seaweed"
1. Sarah - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with Santa Cruz Magic Seaweed. The waves were much smaller than advertised and it felt more like a beginner surf spot rather than a challenging break. The lineup was crowded with beginners and it was difficult to catch any decent waves. The onshore wind also made the conditions pretty choppy. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this spot to experienced surfers looking for a good challenge.
2. Jake - 1 star - Santa Cruz Magic Seaweed was a complete letdown. The forecast was way off, and instead of the clean, glassy waves I was expecting, I was greeted with messy, inconsistent waves. The crowd was overwhelming, and it seemed like everyone had the same idea to surf this spot. It was impossible to find any space in the water and I ended up spending more time paddling than actually catching waves. This spot is seriously overhyped and not worth the hassle.
3. Emily - 2 stars - I was excited to surf Santa Cruz Magic Seaweed based on its reputation, but I left feeling underwhelmed. The waves were too slow and mushy for my liking, making it difficult to generate any speed. The lineup was crowded and the vibe was not friendly at all. I witnessed multiple instances of localism and hostility in the water, which made for an unpleasant surfing experience. I didn't feel the magic at this spot and would recommend exploring other breaks in the area instead.