Units

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=======Units=======

Elemental bindings often move large amounts of their element. To make measuring these amounts more simple, their descriptions will reference "Units" of an element. 


=====Units of Water=====
A unit of water is the water contained in an area with a [[wiki:the_grid|hex]] as its base and a height of 5 feet.

^Unit Material^Approximate Weight (lbs)^Gallons when liquid^
|Liquid|7,800 lbs|970|
|Ice|7,100|880|
|Compacted snow|2,500|300|
|Average Snow|1,800|215|
|Light, fluffy Snow|900|110|
|Cloud, Fog|10|Less than 1 cubic inch|

1 gallon of water weighs approximately 8 lbs
1 litre of water weighs approximately 2 lbs

=====Units of Earth=====
A unit of earth is the earth contained in an area with a 5 foot [[wiki:the_grid|hex]] as its base and a height of 5 feet.

^Unit Material^Approximate Weight (lbs)^
|Stone|22,000|
|Wet Sand|15,000|
|Wet Soil, Clay|14,000|
|Dry Sand|13,500|
|Dry Soil|9,500|

=====Units of Air=====
A unit of air is the air contained in an area with a [[wiki:the_grid|hex]] as its base and a height of 5 feet.

A unit of air weighs approximately 10 lbs


=====Units of Fire=====
A unit of fire is the the fire contained in a [[wiki:the_grid|hex]] with a height of no more than 5 feet. Hexes with flames that reach higher than 5 feet are considered more than one hex, one for each 5 feet of flames.

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