Dear friends, I hope this note finds you well. Today, I want to share with you a rather amusing incident that occurred recently involving a magical mishap gone wrong. It all began when our dear friend, Eif, who is known for his extraordinary spell-casting abilities, decided to experiment with a new spell he had been working on. Eif had always been a curious and mischievous soul, and this was just one of his many attempts to push the boundaries of his magical prowess. He had developed a spell that was meant to transform objects into enchanting creatures for a limited time. The idea was to bring a touch of magic and wonder into ordinary objects, turning them into fascinating companions.
My own house rule, as Dizzyfugu menationed, that can be found in Reforged Power (googlable) has so far worked great for us.
It basically keeps most of the core rules intact, but adds a -10 modifier to the result you read on the mishap table.
To compensate, each additional skull rolled adds a +10 modifier. This means that you using these rules actually have a higher chance of dying then the core rules if you go all out, rolling 6+ dice, but at least you will then be more likely to go with an epic bang.
With the house rule, you will not never straight out die if you roll 1 die, and you will only have a 1 in 1300 risk of instantly dying if you roll 2 dice.
You will still gain the same amount of mishaps as before, but likely receiving more "fun" mishaps.
But, not being too good with the Ancient Language Language of Magic , what he actually said was May you be a shield from misfortune , so the child is forced to absorb the pain of others and help them whether she wants to or not. If you re in the habit of only healing your friends when they re close to being broken, by using a rank 1 Cleanse Spirit or Healing Hands spell with 3 extra willpower points, your chance of visiting wherever it is that demons come from is 4 6 1 36 once every 54 times.
The idea was to bring a touch of magic and wonder into ordinary objects, turning them into fascinating companions. However, little did Eif know that his spell had a tiny flaw that would lead to unexpected consequences. One sunny afternoon, Eif gathered a group of curious onlookers in a nearby park to demonstrate his spell.
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KOLKATA: Chanchal Lahiri, a magician who tried to perform tricks like legendary magician of escape games Harry Houdini, was reportedly drowned in the Ganga on Sunday while trying to perform an underwater live stunt.
According to eye witnesses, Lahiri went inside the river from Millenium Park here, with the intention to mesmerise people with his magic but disappeared near pillar number 28 of the Howrah Bridge.
The police along with Disaster Management Group began a search for him.
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"We tried to spot him. But it seems the stream has swept him away. Our divers dived deep, but could not locate him.
"Because of darkness, we had to temporarily stop our search operation on Sunday evening. We will resume it tomorrow," a senior police officer said.
Lahiri, police sources, said had taken permission to show the stunts.
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"But there were no proper security measures with him," they said.
Lahiri took a ferry from Fairly Place Ghat at around noon and jumped near the pillar number 28 to perform the magic, an onlooker said.
Rrescue ops at work after Chanchal Lahiri went missing. (Image: Kaushik Koley)
"The magic that Lahiri was to perform was very risky and complicated," he said.
He was not only to be blindfolded, but his hands and legs were also to be tied up. He was to be picked up in that position from the boat by a crane, stationed on the Howrah Bridge, that would in turn lower him into the river. The magic was that he would come up from water, by untying himself on his own.
Accordingly, he went to the middle of the river just underneath the bridge from where he was picked up by the crane and thrown into the river near pillar number 28 of the bridge.
The spectators waiting there and cheering him for his act started to panic as it was more than ten minutes and Lahiri was not coming out of water.
Some of the spectators called up the local North Port police station for help. Policemen rushed to the spot along with Disaster Management Group and started a search for Lahiri.
Four divers were constantly looking for his body, though it could not be fished out till late evening.
"We have started an investigation as to how a crane reached the Howrah Bridge and who gave him permission for the magic show.
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Lahiri took a ferry from Fairly Place Ghat at around noon and jumped near the pillar number 28 to perform the magic, an onlooker said.
He held up a small rock, muttered the incantation, and waved his wand with a flourish. The crowd watched in anticipation as the rock began to tremble and shake. Suddenly, it burst into a cloud of sparkles, revealing a vibrant, winged dragon! The spectators gasped in sheer amazement as the dragon took flight, soaring through the sky with grace and agility. Eif, beaming with pride, believed his spell to be a success. Little did he know that the magic had gone awry. As the dragon continued its aerial acrobatics, it began to multiply. Soon, the park was filled with a swarm of mischievous, miniature dragons. They zipped through the air, causing chaos and confusion amongst the unsuspecting audience below. People scrambled to find cover as the dragons playfully darted around, knocking over picnic baskets and stealing food. Laughter mixed with screams filled the air, creating a scene that was equal parts magical and mayhem. Eif, realizing his spell had spiraled out of control, desperately tried to reverse the enchantment. However, his attempts only seemed to make matters worse. The dragons grew in number and size, quickly becoming more powerful and harder to control. Frustrated, Eif called upon his fellow wizards and witches to help him contain the mayhem. Together, they cast a powerful counter-spell, hoping to put an end to this unexpected dragon invasion. After what felt like an eternity, the dragons finally began to shrink and disappear into thin air, leaving behind a park that was once again serene and peaceful. Although the mishap had caused some chaos and inconvenience, we all couldn't help but marvel at the awe-inspiring display of magic that Eif had inadvertently unleashed. It was a reminder that even the most skilled wizards can sometimes fall victim to unexpected outcomes when tinkering with the arcane. So, dear friends, let this be a lesson to all of us - when experimenting with magic, do so with caution and always be prepared for the unexpected. And if a mishap does occur, don't forget to find the beauty in the chaos. Yours in enchantment, [Your Name].
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