GargatheOro

Thank you very much! Side effect is a great direction! I might stick with a summon since I want the genie to physically attack things but give him a VPP as well. That solves this thread.

I want to make a Genii who is a powerful creature. He would have good attributes, fighting abilities, and a VPP for grand magics, but I want to make him wish to destroy me. The only way he could do this though is by twisting what I say and making it backfire in a manner that still complies with my wish I issued. So @Michael Hopcroft he does resent me because he does not want to work for a lesser being (myself) and will try to get out of it using my words. But he can ONLY do what I say is the challenge I am finding here. @Toxxus I like that idea, but how do I make him try to twist my words? I want points for it. @L. Marcus Is that a custom disadvantage? My DM is not comfortable with the system enough yet to have customs.

I am creating a wizard who summons genie’s to do the work for him. Basically, i want to summon a creature that follows my commands, but tries to find loopholes with my commands. He has to obey what I say without question, but can exploit loopholes. I was thinking of a summon power that summons a creature with a VPP, but I cannot figure out how to do the whole obeys my commands but finds loopholes thing. I also don’t want an ego role. I want Charges on that power, he comes out and does one job with the above specifications, then leaves. Rinse repeat until I run out of my three charges for the day. Something like that. How do I do such a thing?