Re: (TFT) Halloween Treat

[Thomas Fulmer <tfulmer1@gmail.com>]

I'm unclear where the "literally scare him/her to death" comes in -- I
don't see any results that result in death from fear. Maybe critical
fail?

In any case, why roll vs ST instead of IQ?

--Thomas

On 10/15/13, dwtulloh61@cox.net <dwtulloh61@cox.net> wrote:
>
> In an effort to generate some Halloween discussion, I present this spell to
> the group.  I just whipped it off the top of my head so it may or may not be
> playable.  Feel free to cast slings and arrows and/or modify at will.
>
> IQ 14)   Apparation (C)   Cost 3/1   The wizard successfully casting this
> spell conjures up an illusion the victim finds so terrifying that it can
> literally scare him/her to death.  Victims must make a 3D roll vs their
> basic ST.  Those who pass this roll by 3 or more are unaffected and may
> otherwise act normally.  Those who just pass their roll by 3 or less are
> afraid and are limited to one action per turn and cannot move more than half
> their MA.  Those failing their roll by 3 or less are scared and are limited
> to moving only 1 hex per turn.  Those failing by 3 or more are terrified and
> may only act in self-defense and then only after making an 3D vs IQ roll.
> Effects last until the Apparation is dispelled or disbelieved.
>
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