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#1 Krustyy May 05, 2012 18:04:45	After encountering an odd permanent character changing portal from the far realm in our campaign, I got a bug to try to change up an item I had already introduced in the game. My character is a pixie rogue who loves sharing delicious Feyberry pie with friends and new companions. I had previously described Feyberry pie as tasting like whatever you were currently craving most, not always being an actual flavor (it could taste like sunshine and the love of a lost friend for example). I've decided to give a go at statting out my pie to do any of 100 entertaining effects instead. I'll be sharing this doc with my DM (but not the other players!) so he can freely change things up to be in approvable power levels. The concept is that people who eat the pie will get any of 100 results that will last anywhere through 1 encounter or 1 entire day. The lower the number, the worse the effect. The higher the number, the better the effect. 0-9 will yield negative mechanical effects that last a day. 10-19 will yield negative mechanical effects that will affect one encounter. 20-79 will have a fun description of the flavor and a minor physical effect that won't have any mechanical impact. The flavors and effects will get progressively better as you approach 79. 80-89 will have a positive mechanical effect that will affect one encounter. 90-99 will have a positive mechanical effect that will last a day. What I need from you guys is ideas and descriptions of effects to help start filling things in. Feel free to post as many descriptions and effects as you'd like. Here's my list I'll be working on docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Atl...
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#3 Daethon May 18, 2012 22:47:13	You don't think someone will get pissy the first time a character DIES from eating your pie?  No one ever eats the pie again and all your work was for nothing.