cloak of the manta ray [Archive] - Wizards Community

cloak of the manta ray [Archive] - Wizards Community

Post/Author/DateTime Post
celegar
02-07-06, 11:54 PM i was wondering, since a cloak of the manta ray supposedly only works in salt water, does that mean that if you threw a salt shaker into a pool, that that pool would then count as salt water, since it is now water that contains salt.
Rjo
02-08-06, 12:54 AM No.
celegar
02-08-06, 09:11 AM in that case, exactly what salt to water ration qualifies water as salt water.
Thaumaturgist
02-08-06, 09:23 AM I think my teacher in geography said something about +25 PSU.

That's like anything above 25 promille of the body of water.

Might be wrong.
Radijs
02-08-06, 09:37 AM I remember correctly when the average salinity of earth's oceans is roughly 35 PPT (parts per thousand).

Even "fresh" water contains salt (and other contaminants) remember Fish pee in it! *eeew*

Maybe if you had a shaker of endless salt and where patient enough to shake for a couple centuries...

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
celegar 02-07-06, 11:54 PM	i was wondering, since a cloak of the manta ray supposedly only works in salt water, does that mean that if you threw a salt shaker into a pool, that that pool would then count as salt water, since it is now water that contains salt.
Rjo 02-08-06, 12:54 AM	No.
celegar 02-08-06, 09:11 AM	in that case, exactly what salt to water ration qualifies water as salt water.
Thaumaturgist 02-08-06, 09:23 AM	I think my teacher in geography said something about +25 PSU. That's like anything above 25 promille of the body of water. Might be wrong.
Radijs 02-08-06, 09:37 AM	I remember correctly when the average salinity of earth's oceans is roughly 35 PPT (parts per thousand). Even "fresh" water contains salt (and other contaminants) remember Fish pee in it! eeew Maybe if you had a shaker of endless salt and where patient enough to shake for a couple centuries...