I kind of want to get a friend to just sit in a game store and find a game to troll with this.

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    -Netflix has bought the rights to your post and developed a new series!
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    I have to say, since finally playing a wizard, once you get fireball it’s hard to imagine life any other way.

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            yeah, okay, but let’s say I’m DMing. Should I allow it? caz it feels like BS for a submerged enemy to take fire dmg

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              While mundane fire can’t burn underwater, the sudden appearance of magically produced fire underwater would cause instant vaporisation, filling the affected area with bubbles of scalding hot steam. The sudden increase in water pressure from the vaporisation would have an impact like a small bomb, increasing the amount of disorientation and potential damage. In engineering, this is called cavitation and is significantly damaging to machinery. It’s the reason a mantis shrimp can kill its prey with a punch that doesn’t hit.

              TL;DR: you can absolutely kill someone with an underwater fireball. Though you might want to convert half the dice to thunder damage.

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          As someone said below, it did half damage. I could breathe underwater which is also required for verbal components.