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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Fanaelialae" data-source="post: 6939859" data-attributes="member: 53980">I played one, albeit in an atypical gestalt campaign where we were viking warriors possessed by einherjar spirits (2 characters sharing one body). I played an elemental monk/light cleric and had fun with it, although it was only a mini campaign so I didn't get to see it at high levels (we ended around 7th level I think). I took Shape the Flowing River, which I was planning to combine with create water to create ice slicks (but never got around to trying). It was useful when I drew Ruin from the Deck of Many Things. Without a holy symbol as a focus, I couldn't cast many of my spells and we were far from civilization. I had water but no clay, but was able to use Shape the Flowing River to fashion a holy symbol out of ice, which I used to cast Stone Shape in order to create a more permanent holy symbol. I do wish I'd gotten to use it more as I think it's such a cool and versatile ability.It's not a bad option, particularly for a party that's light on AoE options. I do agree that the ki costs could be reduced by a point without overpowering it, but it certainly didn't feel as though it were particularly lacking.</blockquote>