Wild Magic Table (D10000 Options): 1. **Fireworks**: A burst of colorful fireworks erupts from the caster's fingertips, creating a dazzling display. 2. **Polymorph**: The caster transforms into a random creature for a short duration. 3. **Invisibility**: The caster becomes invisible for a brief period, making it difficult for others to see or detect them.
Jonah's nana has always told him that some dandelions are magical and can grant wishes. When a wish turns Jonah into a pirate, it's up to the reader to help him navigate the choppy waters and all the great monsters he meets by blowing the wind, making faces, and doing raspberries.
With the help of a magic dandelion, Jonah heads off on a grand pirate adventure, but he will need the reader s assistance to navigate choppy waters and defeat ferocious monsters. Darren Farrell is the author-illustrator of the award-winning picture book Doug-Dennis and the Flyaway Fib as well as Thank You, Octopus and Stop Following Me, Moon.
**Invisibility**: The caster becomes invisible for a brief period, making it difficult for others to see or detect them. 4. **Levitation**: The caster levitates off the ground, floating a few feet in the air.
Dandelion Magic (Hardcover)
Did you know that every year there is one (1!) dandelion somewhere in the world that is magical?
It seems like Jonah has found one but he needs the reader’s help to corral all that magic (magic is notorious for getting out of control quickly).
Batten down the hatches and prepare for some ridiculous, interactive fun!
Description
Close your eyes, make a wish, and blow up a storm with this interactive, imaginative adventure for fans of Press Here.
Jonah's nana has always told him that some dandelions are magical and can grant wishes. When a wish turns Jonah into a pirate, it's up to the reader to help him navigate the choppy waters and all the great monsters he meets by blowing the wind, making faces, and doing raspberries.
About the Author
Darren Farrell is the author-illustrator of the award-winning picture book Doug-Dennis and the Flyaway Fib as well as Thank You, Octopus and Stop Following Me, Moon! Originally from North Carolina, he has also lived in New York City and South Korea.
Maya Tatsukawa is a children's book illustrator and designer residing just outside of Boston. Her debut picture book, The Bear in My Family, was published in May 2020.
Praise For…
"Readers will blow, roar, and (best of all) make rude noises to help activate the magic and guide the fun. . . . the story is both amusing and guided by convincingly childlike logic . . . Readers close enough to take in Tatsukawa’s textured details will be beguiled." —Kirkus
- Juvenile Fiction / Imagination & Play
- Juvenile Fiction / Humorous Stories
- Juvenile Fiction / Interactive Adventures
- Kobo eBook (April 20th, 2021): $7.99
It seems like Jonah has found one but he needs the reader’s help to corral all that magic (magic is notorious for getting out of control quickly).
5. **Time Warp**: Time around the caster slows down or speeds up for a short duration, affecting their actions and those around them. 6. **Teleportation**: The caster is instantly transported to a random location within a certain radius. 7. **Summoning**: The caster accidentally summons a random creature or entity. 8. **Etherealness**: The caster becomes partially ethereal, allowing them to pass through solid objects for a limited time. 9. **Confusion**: The caster and nearby creatures experience confusion and disorientation, causing them to act unpredictably. 10. **Dimensional Rift**: A temporary rift in space opens near the caster, causing strange effects and distortions. 11. **Enchanted Armor**: The caster's armor becomes temporarily imbued with powerful enchantments, providing enhanced protection. 12. **Silence**: All sound within a certain radius around the caster is temporarily muted, creating a zone of silence. 13. **Growth**: The caster's size increases dramatically, turning them into a towering giant for a short period. 14. **Shrinking**: The caster's size decreases drastically, transforming them into a miniature version of themselves. 15. **Elemental Surge**: A surge of elemental energy engulfs the caster, granting them control over fire, water, earth, or air. 16. **Mirror Image**: The caster creates illusory duplicates of themselves, confusing enemies and making it harder to target them. 17. **Animal Companion**: The caster gains a temporary animal companion that aids them in combat or exploration. 18. **Telekinesis**: Objects around the caster start moving on their own, seemingly controlled by an unseen force. 19. **Disintegration**: The caster's touch causes objects or creatures to disintegrate into dust, completely destroying them. 20. **Healing Burst**: A burst of healing energy radiates from the caster, restoring health and vitality to themselves and nearby allies. ... (continues with additional options).
Reviews for "Expanding the horizons: customizing the D10000 table for wild magic for your game"
1. Sarah - ★★☆☆☆ - I was really excited about "Table for Wild Magic with d10000 options" because I love incorporating chaotic elements into my D&D campaign. However, I found the table to be incredibly overwhelming and confusing. There were just way too many options to choose from, and it made the game feel disjointed and hard to follow. I ended up abandoning the table after a few sessions because it was doing more harm than good to the overall gameplay experience.
2. Michael - ★☆☆☆☆ - As someone who enjoys playing D&D for the storytelling aspect, I was disappointed with "Table for Wild Magic with d10000 options." It felt like the table was more about random and chaotic events rather than adding depth to the narrative. The options were often nonsensical and didn't fit well with the campaign we were running. It took away from the immersive storytelling experience and turned the game into a bizarre and unpredictable mess. I wouldn't recommend this table for those who prefer a more cohesive and structured gameplay.
3. John - ★★☆☆☆ - I found "Table for Wild Magic with d10000 options" to be incredibly imbalanced and game-breaking. The randomness of the table completely disrupted the flow of our campaign. It felt like every wild magic event was either completely underwhelming or completely overpowered, with no middle ground. It made it difficult to plan encounters or engage in any strategic gameplay. It became frustrating rather than fun, and I wouldn't use this table again in future sessions.
4. Emily - ★★☆☆☆ - I wanted to introduce some unpredictability and excitement into my D&D game, so I decided to try out "Table for Wild Magic with d10000 options." Unfortunately, it just didn't work well with our group dynamic. The constant wild magic events were often detrimental to our progress, creating more problems than they solved. It felt like we were constantly battling against the effects of the table rather than enjoying a well-crafted campaign. While some players may enjoy the chaos, it didn't align with our style of play.