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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Thornir Alekeg" data-source="post: 3459284" data-attributes="member: 15651">Playing in an AD&D one-shot that the DM had run in a tournament, I ran a 16th level Magic-user.  We had reached the fight with the BBEG, a fire demon, and all his minions.  We have managed to drop all the minions, but the fighter and thief are dead, the cleric only has a few first and second level spells left, and I only have a couple of illusion spells remaining.  My wizard creates the illusion of a huge wall of water coming from the entrance and flooding the room.  Just as the front of the wave hits the fire demon, the cleric casts Create Water over its head dropping a large amount of water onto it.  The DM rules that the addition of real water to the mix is enough to convince the demon that the wave is real and it gates away.</blockquote>