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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Three_Haligonians" data-source="post: 2902839" data-attributes="member: 19546">Well, I do have Stormwrack and I still asked this question in a thread I started about the rules for underwater adventures since my campaign recently took a dive beneath the waterline.It was generally decided that there are no specific rules concerning the topic - so I decided to run with the following: If the character is somehow capable with breathing underwater, with any number of spells, magic items, and the like, then spellcasting is fine. If the character is holding their breath then I say they can cast one spell, afterwhich they are no longer holding their breath and immediately have to start making the regular "don't drown" checks.Of course, this only really matters when the spell has a verbal component - if you wanted to get really technical, you could say that water resistance can wreck somatic components, or that some material components would be rendered useless underwater (powders or liquids and other such things) but I've not bothered.Hope this helpsJ from Three Haligonians</blockquote>