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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mistwell" data-source="post: 1922046" data-attributes="member: 2525">So, here are some general powers I am considering for a water-oriented PrC:1) Water Breathing, or enhancement of prior water breathing ability that comes with the Ocean domain2) Swim Speed - this might instead build up, starting with the ability to ignore some armor check penalty to swimming, and a bonus to swim skill, and eventually resulting in a full swim speed equal to the characters normal land speed.3) Water Casting - Ability to cast spells without spell check failure while under water (obviously would have to come after the water breathing ability).4) Water Manipulation - Not sure how this one will work.  Perhaps it's the ability to summon a water elemental (starting small and increasing in size with level) from any sufficiently large water source (like a 10 x 10 x 10 square of water or more - not just a waterskin of water).  Perhaps it is something else, like thickening a source of water to act like an entangle spell for creatures in that water (stepping in or submerged).  Could use some advice on this one.5) Water Spells - I want something to encourage the character to cast more water-oriented spells.  Perhaps this is just a +1 level to water spells.  Perhaps it is access to a new domain with water spells in it.  Perhaps it is an increase in damage, range, duration, shape, or other numerical factor of a water-based spell.  Maybe something else.  Could use advice on this section.Is there anything else people can suggest for a water-based casting class?</blockquote>

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