Also, since I just wrote up the druid one...I thought I posted this a while ago, but must not have. I think earthquake might be a "little" lacking, and tsunami very much so.

If I'm correct, three classes have both of these abilities - shaman, invoker, and druid. In almost every case I can think of, these classes have a more damaging single-target spell. Tsunami is only usable in three specific room-types (on and underwater, and swamps), and in the majority of those rooms, NPCs there are immune to drowning attacks anyways. As for PC fights...it's damage-only, and I don't know that I've ever seen it even do *** DEMOLISH *** damage.

Similarly, in the case of earthquake...it's usable in the majority of the world, it *DOES* do respectable damage, but is easily avoided by one of what's often considered a "standard" prep these days.

Now, as far as the pros...well, I would probably consider them useless for invokers at higher levels, but they are the other two's only really reasonable area-attacks in most cases, but I still can't see that I'd ever really use them in most situations.

As far as what I was thinking for improvement...I was wondering if you might consider giving any sort of utility aspect to either of them, or in the case of tsunami perhaps a strict upping of damage, or if there are any merits to any physical damage to the spell. Getting hit by a wave does hurt, though I see the idea behind it being pure drowning damage in a fantasy setting.