View Full Version : stupidest spell idea ever...
zarglif69
Jul 25th, '03, 06:30 PM
A friend of mine created a "heat-seeking fireball" spell for his mage character. Wouldn't it implode? As GM, maybe I should rule that it does... :D
Edsel
Jul 25th, '03, 07:10 PM
Originally posted by zarglif69
A friend of mine created a "heat-seeking fireball" spell for his mage character. Wouldn't it implode? As GM, maybe I should rule that it does... :D Well maybe it doesn't ignite until it finds a heat source.
Of course if it seeks heat sources woe to the torch bearer and all who stand near him. :D
Fitz
Jul 25th, '03, 11:55 PM
Stupidest spell ever? How about this one:
The Priest of Light, staunch worshipper of the Sun God, whose magic pool was limited by "Only in direct sunlight".....
He built a Light spell.
AnotherSkip
Jul 26th, '03, 02:40 PM
Hey it could be a redirecting light spell and it could have effects aside from that.
AnotherSkip
Jul 26th, '03, 02:58 PM
How about a spell that summons a 0 point character only to aid in recovery test times?
rayoman
Jul 26th, '03, 07:43 PM
NUDE BOMB:Transform (clothed human to unclothed human); Megascale(enough to cover Earth).
Jeff
Jul 26th, '03, 07:48 PM
Originally posted by rayoman
NUDE BOMB:Transform (clothed human to unclothed human); Megascale(enough to cover Earth).
Ha! You young whippersnappers! I did one of those way back before your new-fangled Megascale. It was 3rd edition (tops - I'm not completely certain it wasn't 2nd - loooong time ago), using Instant Change back when it was a power still and a whole lotta doubled AE. Came to 68 real points, it did.
rayoman
Jul 27th, '03, 04:55 AM
I have not been called young in a long time. I do remember the original release of the Movie.
Originally posted by Jeff
Ha! You young whippersnappers! I did one of those way back before your new-fangled Megascale. It was 3rd edition (tops - I'm not completely certain it wasn't 2nd - loooong time ago), using Instant Change back when it was a power still and a whole lotta doubled AE. Came to 68 real points, it did.
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