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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Gold Roger" data-source="post: 3082836" data-attributes="member: 33904">Naturalisation: Aberrations, undead, constructs and other unnatural excistences in a large area are transformed into plants.Terramorph: For x rounds you can more or less shape the ground in a large area to your liking. Let a stalactite grow that impales an opponent, raise walls, open pits, seal passages, create structures, collapse structures. If there's water, you can also create new riverbeds, floods etc.Elemental Vortex: For your CN druids. You open one gate to each elemental plane, but all four gates in exactly the same point, creating an area of utter elemental chaos. People in the area suffer random energy damage, get sucked into the elemental planes, Mad elentals appear and fight each other, as well as everybody else. There's a cumulative 5% chance every round that everything just goes boom-creating a permanent area of wild magic.Raze Civilisation: All artificial structures in huge area collapse, crumble and are swallowed, turning a blooming city into a forgotten ruin through the course of on day (it's quite possible to flee the crumbling structures).Swimming Land: You break of a part of the continent/take control of an island and can move it with a swim speed of 90ft.Reform earth: You transform an area of terrain into another kind of terrain: A fertile plain into a swamp, a desert into a farmable plain and a range of mountains into a desert.Elemental Patron: You anchor one kingdom, castle or city to one of the elemental planes and one of it's archomental. The archomental's nature changes the area in it's nature (for example a city anchored to imix will grow hot and clouded with ash). The area is from then on protected by creatures that serve said archomental and it can grant spells to a few clerics as if it where a god.</blockquote>

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