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That's interesting. Then I wanted to clarify if I understood the narrative mechanics of the fireball correctly. As I understand it, it works in approximately the following way. You see a target where you want to create a wave of fire. The target should not be blocked by anything in a straight line from the caster (it is from the caster or the object that directly creates the effect of the spell, the view from the familiar's eyes or other remote means of observation do not work). The grid, the creatures, and the cracks in the wall that you can see through don't count. You concentrate magic on a point, shout Ignis Tormento, and snap your fingers. At the place of concentration, a concentrated wave of flame and heat spreads over a huge radius, which burns everything that is well burned, but does not destroy either walls or doors. Not a grenade, but a flamethrower.

The following is written - "You can't cast fire spells or use actions with the fire trait underwater. As normal for how traits work, any part of the effect that's unrelated to fire still works. For example, an attack with a
flaming battleaxe could still deal its physical damage, just not its fire damage." Cast. But nowhere have I found that it is impossible to create a fireball on a bridge and launch it into the water.I understand that this implies indirectly, but maybe there are specific examples of other effects?

According to the rules, spells with the fire descriptor cannot be used underwater, I understood that. But will a fireball work if you throw it into the water while standing on the bridge?