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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ARandomGod" data-source="post: 2116265" data-attributes="member: 17296">Yes. That makes it especially good if you've got a GM who's prone to try to make things more difficult. With that item you can point to the text and say "It specifically says I can do it."Plus, if you don't already have easy access to freedom of movement, this is cheaper than the ring, AND it's slotless. If you're already wearing the ring, it'd be cheaper and more efficient (useful in other situations) to get the necklace of adaptation. But that still leaves out swim speed. Sure, you can use alter self for that, but this is everything all wrapped up in one.Edit: IMO, the part about casting spells and acting underwater without hinderance is meant to indicate that underwater you act as if you had freedom of movement cast on you, for the purposes of overcoming water effects.</blockquote>