Sea of Black Tears

[Tyler Saikou]

Ability Name: Sea of Black Tears
Ability Type: Field
Ability Cost: 190
Ability Cooldown: 9 Posts
Ability Element: Water, Moon
Ability Description: A seemingly evil spell, this spell allows Tyler to cover the battlefield in a massive area of thick, viscous black water around him. This water is not black because of darkness being present, but because of the fact that it is extremely viscous, nearly swamp water. However, this also has a few..special effects tied to it, thanks to being aligned to both water and moon. If one is fully submerged, head to toe in this water, not only will they start to suffocate, but they will slowly start to go mad, thanks to the water giving off an energy that slowly disintegrates the concept of sanity within its victims minds. However, the effects do not become noticeable unless the target has been submerged in the black waters for more than three posts. If they escape the water fully submerging them before then, they will have very little changed in terms of their level of sanity. The second effect aligned to this water is that Tyler is capable of turning his body into this water to instantaneously travel through it, as long as he is making physical contact with it.This spell also lowers the speed and agility of all caught within it heavily, including Tyler. This sea of maddening water only lasts for five posts before it nearly instantaneously evaporates into black steam.

[Zyvonia]

So does the water rise gradually or is it like a giant wave of water appearing?

[Tyler Saikou]

Its neither actually. The ground just becomes covered in this layer of thick water after the mp is spent.

[Zyvonia]

How deep is it initially?

[Tyler Saikou]

About two feet deep

[Zyvonia]

So how are people supposed to be fully submerged? If they fall or something? Or does it rise?

[Tyler Saikou]

If they fall, it will trap them. Its basically quicksand in water form at that point

[Zyvonia]

Oh.

Approved.

*Disclaimer: As I am pretty new to this new system and whatnot, there is a small chance this may be looked at again in the future in the case I missed/misunderstood something.

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