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mark hill · 04-17-2019, 02:55 PM

IQ 10 SPELLS

BOREDOM (T) This spell, when cast on a subject, adds (1d6) to their Boredom attribute for every ST the Wizard puts into the spell. Resisted by a SR 3/IQ .. a successful save indicates an increase of only 1 point of Boredom, no matter how much ST the Wizard put into the spell. Has no effect on creatures of IQ 3 or less, the undead, or on Prootwaddles. It can be reversed only by carousing (in the usual way), a successful casting of EXCITEMENT on the subject, or by a successful use of SEX APPEAL on the subject (in the usual way). A Wizard may cast this on themselves. Also, see MAGIC ITEMS.

04-17-2019, 02:55 PM	#32
mark hill Join Date: Apr 2019 Location: 'Straya (big island in the pacific)	Re: Other than Spellcasting, what ELSE causes Fatigue? IQ 10 SPELLS BOREDOM (T) This spell, when cast on a subject, adds (1d6) to their Boredom attribute for every ST the Wizard puts into the spell. Resisted by a SR 3/IQ .. a successful save indicates an increase of only 1 point of Boredom, no matter how much ST the Wizard put into the spell. Has no effect on creatures of IQ 3 or less, the undead, or on Prootwaddles. It can be reversed only by carousing (in the usual way), a successful casting of EXCITEMENT on the subject, or by a successful use of SEX APPEAL on the subject (in the usual way). A Wizard may cast this on themselves. Also, see MAGIC ITEMS. Last edited by mark hill; 04-17-2019 at 03:37 PM.