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<blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 9271286" data-attributes="member: 2209">I remember you could reach through to the water, so not a clear tube with glassteel holding it up or invisible wall of force.[ATTACH=full]347961[/ATTACH]23: There is a stream running through this room that is suspended in mid-air. It enters and leaves through two tunnels, each of which is about six feet in diameter. The lowest points of the tunnels where they come through the walls are a bout two feet from the floor. The stream only half-fills the tunnels: consequently, when it flows through the room it is hemispherical in cross-section (see accompanying illustration for clarification). Objects can be thrust through the sides of the stream, but no water other than a few drops will escape. It would even be possible to walk right through the stream, but only a very strong person could do so without being swept off his feet. The stream flows quite quickly, from the west to the east, and within it blind cavefish dart about. It is lukewarm.Modified reverse gravity? Ghost of a tunnel? Modified control water? Custom spell? Spacial geometry phenomena?All cool possibilities a DM could go with even without a definitive answer given. I love that type of speculation, it makes the fantasy world come more alive to me. This leads me to never advocate for players not to ask questions about the world they are in.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Voadam, post: 9271286, member: 2209"] I remember you could reach through to the water, so not a clear tube with glassteel holding it up or invisible wall of force. [ATTACH type="full"]347961[/ATTACH] 23: There is a stream running through this room that is suspended in mid-air. It enters and leaves through two tunnels, each of which is about six feet in diameter. The lowest points of the tunnels where they come through the walls are a bout two feet from the floor. The stream only half-fills the tunnels: consequently, when it flows through the room it is hemispherical in cross-section (see accompanying illustration for clarification). Objects can be thrust through the sides of the stream, but no water other than a few drops will escape. It would even be possible to walk right through the stream, but only a very strong person could do so without being swept off his feet. The stream flows quite quickly, from the west to the east, and within it blind cavefish dart about. It is lukewarm. Modified reverse gravity? Ghost of a tunnel? Modified control water? Custom spell? Spacial geometry phenomena? All cool possibilities a DM could go with even without a definitive answer given. I love that type of speculation, it makes the fantasy world come more alive to me. This leads me to never advocate for players not to ask questions about the world they are in. [/QUOTE]

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