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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MarkB" data-source="post: 7974225" data-attributes="member: 40176">Questions worth considering beforehand, just so that you don't have to rule on them ad hoc in the moment:How does a fast-flowing current affect the wearer? Do they move along the surface like it's a conveyor belt, or remain stationary aside from their own movement?What happens if someone is knocked prone while walking on water? Do they fall in if their feet are out from under them, or do they lie on the surface? If they're already underwater, is there an easy way to go from swimming to walking once they break the surface?How do things like strong waves or choppy, stormy seas affect movement and remaining standing? Is it effectively like walking during an earthquake?If a person falls into water involuntarily, such as falling into a trap or off a bridge, how voluntary or involuntary is the water walking? Do they automatically land on it like a solid surface, or do they need to deliberately activate the effect?</blockquote>