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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Set" data-source="post: 4561815" data-attributes="member: 41584">Finding prickly pear type fruit to use with the Goodberry spell might be an issue, but nothing that a Survival check wouldn't be able to handle. Arbitrarily making create water / food spells not work in any environment where you might actually *use them* seems to be counter-intuitive.  Obviously, create water isn't going to be that important if the party is sailing down a great river.  Why would it only not work the one time it's actually useful?  Easier to just get rid of the spells if they bother you.  Similarly, if the logic is that create water doesn't work real well in a desert, then it should work like superplusmondo when you're druid is on a sailing ship or standing hip-deep in a lake or something, which seems like a whole lot of strangeness to add to the magic system.  (Do fire spells work less well in arctic areas?  Is control weather harder to use in some places?  Is light harder to create in the underdark, which has no natural light?  Where is the line drawn?  None of these examples make any more or less sense than being restricted from creating water in a desert.) If the idea is to make a blasted desert that can't be magically survived, *all* magic could be weakened in the area, for some reason, and, indeed, this might be part of the reason why it's a desert in the first place, having once been a fertile magical kingdom, perhaps...</blockquote>