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<blockquote data-quote="Werebat" data-source="post: 6524260" data-attributes="member: 40158">My son was playing some sort of WoW hack and one of the guards in Orgrimmar was constantly swimming everywhere.&nbsp; We were laughing about it and I suggested that maybe he had a magic ring that let him swim through the air.And then I thought -- hmm.I'm not sure if 5E has ring of flying, rings of swimming, or the airy water spell.But consider a crafter who was trying to make a ring with one or more of those properties, and goofed.The wearer of the ring experiences air as if it were (breatheable) water.&nbsp; He can move through air as if he were swimming, and suffers the usual underwater penalties for attacks.&nbsp; His hair moves about in the air as if it were water, and he FEELS like he is underwater (although he can breathe normally, and does not gain resistance to fire).Should this be an attuned item?Would players use it (I think they would)?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Werebat, post: 6524260, member: 40158"] My son was playing some sort of WoW hack and one of the guards in Orgrimmar was constantly swimming everywhere. We were laughing about it and I suggested that maybe he had a magic ring that let him swim through the air. And then I thought -- hmm. I'm not sure if 5E has ring of flying, rings of swimming, or the airy water spell. But consider a crafter who was trying to make a ring with one or more of those properties, and goofed. The wearer of the ring experiences air as if it were (breatheable) water. He can move through air as if he were swimming, and suffers the usual underwater penalties for attacks. His hair moves about in the air as if it were water, and he FEELS like he is underwater (although he can breathe normally, and does not gain resistance to fire). Should this be an attuned item? Would players use it (I think they would)? [/QUOTE]

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