Oh! and like that has never happened before!

few creatures born, meaner and dumber, than a slorn...
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Yep.  Too dumb to die.  Have to kill 'em at least a couple times.

Seems to me I've read of that specific version of that spell resulting in access to much liquid soap and an overheavy cart with poor capacity...

It was a car not a cart...

In reply to Jareth Mooncalled (msg # 95):

Goung to be catching up Wednesday

It took me for-freaking-ever to find that sidebar (though I guess a Fiat would be over heavy with poor capacity)...

"All right. You get light. You also get a tunnel full of assorted farm animals. You also get a red metal thing with wheels, which blocks the tunnel behind you. It looks like a small wagon, but there’s no place to hook the horses. On one end is a big white bottle."

i couldn't resist. when i rolled that crit, for the light spell, it just seemed so appropriate!
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In reply to Sederic (msg # 98):

Make another roll t see how critty the crit is (permanent sunlight, barnyard animals, sports car and soap all on the table)

12:38, Today: Sederic rolled 16 using 3d6. how's that?

In reply to Sederic (msg # 100):

Low impact, minimally weird crit. If the second or third rolls were under 6, it would have gotten funky.

that's a good thing, then!

In reply to Grimaldi (msg # 102):

Rolling a second crit would have had far reaching effects; Jocelyn (at the very beginning) rolled a 4 plus a 6 plus a 5 casting winged knife, and ended up making her target look like a pincushion (with 37 knives) and attracted the interest of the Lord of Knives...
Mal'ga Mar critted on seek object, and will always know where the item is.
Zarat created a simple illusion that lasted four hours. A double crit on your light spell could have been permanent continual light. A crit weird result woud have got you the farm animals and the car, and some curious elder things...

permenant light down there woulda been must useful.

In reply to Grimaldi (msg # 104):

Not so sure about the curious Elder things though...lol

Oh, I'm not Curious at the disadvantage level, just the player character level...  ;)

A couple ways to look at that:
A.  Wow, an elder thing that is curious...
B.  Wow, that's a curious looking elder thing...
I think either could potentially go badly.

Oh, yes.

Either way doesn't bode well for mere humans.

In reply to Chou-Zhen Mou (msg # 108):

I have Curiosity -15

i usually give it to my players, but at the -5 level.

Players constantly checking out what's in your cupboards eh?

In reply to Jareth Mooncalled (msg # 111):

Wil catch up tomorrow. Having trouble with focus.

In reply to Narrator (msg # 112):

Stalking Balar has been archived, so I cant post that I approach cautiously, keeping to where there is cover...

Reanna, there's a new thread you'll most likely be directed to when the GM returns.

In reply to Ardenas Barehand (msg # 114):

So there is!