It evaporates a portion of water, converting that portion to steam. A common blade through water? No change to the volume, hence a flaming sword should do more damage... N/T

It evaporates a portion of water, converting that portion to steam. A common blade through water? No change to the volume, hence a flaming sword should do more damage... N/T:
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Posted by maughbrie on September 17, 2000 at 14:36:40:

In Reply to: Uhmmm...you ever stuck a candle in water? What happens? n/t posted by Someone on September 17, 2000 at 13:10:13:

> > we all know water elementals rape felars and arials such and such
> > we all see fireballs from fire elementals do it's thing
> > but why is it that when I use a blade of flame on a water elemental, it takes no extra damage? vice versa

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And the sword should be destoryed Someone 15:12:15 9/17/2000 (4)
- And the elemental should be destroyed. :) maughbrie 15:20:07 9/17/2000 (3)
  - So how many angels can dance on the head of a pin, then? (n/i/t) Proud Blade(VIP) 16:07:07 9/17/2000 (0)
  - Nowhere in what I've said to this point... maughbrie 16:00:00 9/17/2000 (0)
  - Yeah, you are right. ragers need it easier. Their powers suck, they should be able to spellbane elementals and archons and priest. n/t Someone 15:25:30 9/17/2000 (0)

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