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[Remuthra]

So I was reading through the wondrous items lists, and now I can't stop thinking: what standard would best represent a fleet of Apparati of Kwalish?

"Wat dis?"

[GreatWyrmGold]

So I was reading through the wondrous items lists, and now I can't stop thinking: what standard would best represent a fleet of Apparati of Kwalish?

How about a rampant lobster on a silver background?

[My Name is Immaterial]

So I was reading through the wondrous items lists, and now I can't stop thinking: what standard would best represent a fleet of Apparati of Kwalish?

"Wat dis?"

"An apparatus of Kwalish appears to be a large, sealed iron barrel, but it has a secret catch that opens a hatch in one end. Inside, a character finds ten levers. The levers perform various functions, including extending or retracting the legs, tail, pincers and feelers, covering and uncovering the portholes, moving the apparatus, snapping its pincers, opening and closing its magically-lit "eyes", rising and sinking in water, and opening or closing the hatch. Two human-sized characters can fit inside, the device can function in water up to 900 feet deep, and it holds enough air for a crew of two to survive a few hours. When activated, the apparatus looks something like a giant lobster."

[Taricus]

We aren't getting any, that's final :v

[Hanslanda]

Thank you.

Also, I can breathe in any condition whatsoever, so I don't think I ever need to worry about drowning or dying of air deprivation.

[My Name is Immaterial]

But can you survive up to 900 feet down?

[Taricus]

Since when would we care about going that deep?

Besides, all the treasure and fighting is above water level, no need to waste money on something extravagant (And how would we even move it around anyway as well.)

[Hanslanda]

But can you survive up to 900 feet down?

I can change shape into a Merman or a Triton, and then yes. Yes I can.

[My Name is Immaterial]

I've been doing my own list diving and have found this interesting little gem that we might want to think about picking up. It's not outside of our budget.

Bag of Boulders: Contains little pebbles that strike with the force of a catapult. 50 foot range. 3 charges a day. 2d6 to 4d6 damage. 1400 gp. Might be good for sinking ships.

[Remuthra]

Since when would we care about going that deep?

Besides, all the treasure and fighting is above water level, no need to waste money on something extravagant (And how would we even move it around anyway as well.)

Never assume things like that .

[Taricus]

Well, we get anything that does shock damage, and it's an instant deep-frier for anything in the water

[GreatWyrmGold]

Well, we get anything that does shock damage, and it's an instant deep-frier for anything in the water

That's...electrivity doesn't work that way.

[My Name is Immaterial]

As I understand it, electrical spells are mechanically the same above or below the surface. Most spells, for that matter, as I understand it. That does include fireballs.

[GreatWyrmGold]

Wrong. Fire spells are specifically noted to require a Spellcraft check to cast successfully underwater (unless you have the right feat), and the surface always breaks line of effect for them.

[Hanslanda]

Since when would we care about going that deep?

Besides, all the treasure and fighting is above water level, no need to waste money on something extravagant (And how would we even move it around anyway as well.)

Never assume things like that .

Well, if there IS treasure below water, I think Seldain could just pass his Necklace of Adaptation around to a couple other people, so we'd all be holding our breathe most of the time, but still able to get fresh air every so often. As for the fighting, he would hog it to himself because screw you guys, sharks are fucking scary.