Conquest of Kumanjaro - SPOILERS

[Hale_32bit]

From Rulebook:

Water School
Train in the infinite malleability of water.
Water is a crashing wave, a frozen lake,
and a steaming geyser. It is inevitable in its
persistence, and unpredictable in its method.
Who can hold back the flood?

Rock, Sand, Seismic or Force +/- X or immunity, it would be strange and not realistic.

[MrSaucy]

YOU!
SHALL NOT!
PASS!

But seriously, you aren't allowed to pass through. Sorry.

[sdougla2]

Clearly Wall of Stone was not hardcore enough.

[nitrodavid]

so far fire looks to have the least attack types. I don't know what else fire could control other then flame. because any other type fire it can't be something that you would assume flame resistance would not take damage from (eg fire brand imps flame immunity would also be immune to lava and heat etc). I would suggest plasma or maybe the point is fire is not meant to be versatile 

[baronzaltor]

so far fire looks to have the least attack types. I don't know what else fire could control other then flame. because any other type fire it can't be something that you would assume flame resistance would not take damage from (eg fire brand imps flame immunity would also be immune to lava and heat etc). I would suggest plasma or maybe the point is fire is not meant to be versatile

Smoke/Smog could be a fire subtype.  Some things with choking themes.

[nitrodavid]

wow I can imagine "smoke cloud"

conjuration, incorporeal wind +4

[all non flying creatures in the same zone as smoke cloud get an invisibility token and keep that invisibility token until they move out of the zone or make an attack. a creature can not gain invisibility for at least 1 turn after loosing it. ]

[Boocheck]

What i wish for, is "Iron Gate" - your Wall gains a passage trait for your creatures only

[baronzaltor]

What i wish for, is "Iron Gate" - your Wall gains a passage trait for your creatures only

Nobody gets in to see The Wizard!

[sIKE]

I could see lava as a subtype of fire...

[Hale_32bit]

I could see lava as a subtype of fire...

What about objects with Flame +X trait? it has Lava + X  by default?

[nitrodavid]

lava could count as flame against all living creatures/conjurations but does double flame damage to non living conjurations

[sIKE]

Sorry I was just speculating on subtypes. We can come up with many I am sure, steam could easily be Water or Fire. Lava would be +2 against Earth. Steam could be +2 against Flying Living Creatures....

[MrSaucy]

Sorry I was just speculating on subtypes. We can come up with many I am sure, steam could easily be Water or Fire. Lava would be +2 against Earth. Steam could be +2 against Flying Living Creatures....

Whatever they come up, we NEED a card named "Smoke on the Water." 

[sIKE]

Whatever they come up, we NEED a card named "Smoke on the Water." 

I was thinking Fire in the Sky...

[Wiz-Pig]

I truly hope they do not create other damage types out of fire. I'm not buying any of them as distinct from fire except for smoke which I think rightly falls under poison. They are all heat based afterall and I cannot see how a creature that was immune or resistant to fire wouldn't also be immune or resistant to steam or magma.

Don't get me wrong I would be perfectly happy with steam and magma themed cards; in fact I think they would be pretty cool. I just don't think they should count as separate damage types within the fire school. I could however see steam as a Fire/Water card or Magma as a Fire/Earth card with each of them potentially counting as both damage types or half and half.