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Name: Blade of the Seven Seas
Caster or Holder: Holder
Description: Blade of the Seven Seas is a form of Water Magic revolving around the use of water through the median of a sword, which is placed under the user's command for them to employ it for various purposes. Depending on its use, the physical properties of water can be manipulated to the user's advantage; large masses of such liquid are shown to possess remarkable force, being usable to inflict blunt damage upon targets by sweeping them away with water. A similar effect can be achieved using high-pressure currents, which, due to their reduced size, focus the damage on smaller areas. Pressure is also manipulable to a great extent, enough that when it is focused on the outer sides of the water surfaces being controlled, the liquid can become an effective cutting weapon, acting like a real blade. Whirlpools generated on the ground by this Magic, combining rotatory force and slicing power, can easily reduce solid rock to pieces. The user is also able to erect domes of water around foes, in order to knock them out by depriving them of air.
Strength: Mages specializing in Water Magic can also achieve an extra, extremely versatile avenue of usage for such Magic: turning their own bodies into water at will. Such a peculiar employment allows them to become impervious to both physical and Magical attacks, which merely pass through them without harming them. In addition, the water from the user's body itself can be used as a medium to cast other spells related to this Magic (whereas casters unable to transform their bodies are apparently limited to using the water from the surrounding area), as well as have its properties altered, with the user being capable of making it boil without causing any damage to themselves. The caster is still able to convert water vapor from the air into water for spells as well. This magic does have significant advantages over fire, earth, and certain types of metals.
Weaknesses: While unaffected by most types of offense, however, Mages with a body solely composed of water are still susceptible to freezing, which can immobilize them and inflict damage upon them. The caster's spells are also highly susceptible to lightning based magics, and when in a solely water based body, can take a highly more damaging affect than they would normally compared to most other water mages. As much as it would seem like water magic is a much more effective magic, it is rather weakened by polluted areas and in such, makes it harder for the caster to make their water from the surrounding water vapor if they needed to do so for a spell. As well as that, the user cannot use this magic without their weapon in hand
Caster or Holder: Holder
Description: Blade of the Seven Seas is a form of Water Magic revolving around the use of water through the median of a sword, which is placed under the user's command for them to employ it for various purposes. Depending on its use, the physical properties of water can be manipulated to the user's advantage; large masses of such liquid are shown to possess remarkable force, being usable to inflict blunt damage upon targets by sweeping them away with water. A similar effect can be achieved using high-pressure currents, which, due to their reduced size, focus the damage on smaller areas. Pressure is also manipulable to a great extent, enough that when it is focused on the outer sides of the water surfaces being controlled, the liquid can become an effective cutting weapon, acting like a real blade. Whirlpools generated on the ground by this Magic, combining rotatory force and slicing power, can easily reduce solid rock to pieces. The user is also able to erect domes of water around foes, in order to knock them out by depriving them of air.
Strength: Mages specializing in Water Magic can also achieve an extra, extremely versatile avenue of usage for such Magic: turning their own bodies into water at will. Such a peculiar employment allows them to become impervious to both physical and Magical attacks, which merely pass through them without harming them. In addition, the water from the user's body itself can be used as a medium to cast other spells related to this Magic (whereas casters unable to transform their bodies are apparently limited to using the water from the surrounding area), as well as have its properties altered, with the user being capable of making it boil without causing any damage to themselves. The caster is still able to convert water vapor from the air into water for spells as well. This magic does have significant advantages over fire, earth, and certain types of metals.
Weaknesses: While unaffected by most types of offense, however, Mages with a body solely composed of water are still susceptible to freezing, which can immobilize them and inflict damage upon them. The caster's spells are also highly susceptible to lightning based magics, and when in a solely water based body, can take a highly more damaging affect than they would normally compared to most other water mages. As much as it would seem like water magic is a much more effective magic, it is rather weakened by polluted areas and in such, makes it harder for the caster to make their water from the surrounding water vapor if they needed to do so for a spell. As well as that, the user cannot use this magic without their weapon in hand
