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d100 Effect
01—02 The caster is sent back in time 1d20 hours.
Make sure your DM is okay with this one!
03—04 The party is plagued by voices in their
head. The voice sounds exactly like each
PC’s mother and criticizes and chastises
everything they do for 1d4 weeks. Things
such as, “Oh, why would you kill that poor
goblin? What did he do to you?” and, “You
need to wipe your feet before going into an
inn! Where are your manners?”
05—06 Whenever the caster is hurt, a blast of
confetti shoots out of their ears,
accompanied by the sound of a party noise
maker.
07—08 Every goblin within 100 miles gains a
deep understanding of fine wines and high
society.
09—10 The solar and lunar cycles reverse
(sun/moon rises in the west and sets in the
east.).
11—12 The caster’s skin becomes covered in
bright polka dots
.
13—14 The nearest nobility/royalty is convinced
that the party has stolen something of
importance from them.
15—16 The caster and the next party member they
speak to swap minds. Exchange all mental
scores, but keep all physical scores. They
swap back after 1d10 days.
17—18 The nearest town loses the ability to speak
and becomes proficient in interpretive
dance.
19—20 The caster’s pockets become filled with
honey.
21—22 The caster experiences particularly severe
flatulence for 1d4 days, though the scent is
of fresh-cut spring flowers rather than…
the usual scent of flatulence.
23—24 Storm clouds form in the area and rain
down upon the land. The rain isn’t water
however, instead it is melted butter.
25—26 Natural beasts within 10 miles quadruple
in size instantly. This does not affect
druids that have transformed with Wild
Shape.
27—28 The caster gains the ability to pass through
walls, but only 50% of the way. They
become stuck if they try to move further
forward.
29—30 The next creature to come in physical
contact with the caster becomes instantly
covered in black, sticky tar.
31—32 The nearest cleric develops an insatiable
appetite for dirt.
33—34 The caster discovers that their nose has
become detachable.
35—36 The next item the caster touches becomes
stuck to their hand as though held there by
Sovereign Glue (see Dungeon Master’s
Guide). However, it may be removed by
Dispel Magic or Remove Curse.

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 37—38 The caster gains eat-vision. By staring at
food or drink, they can focus their energy
and eat/drink it from up to 100 feet away.
While using this ability, their eyes glow
white and there is a faint smell of burning
flesh around them.
39—40 The nearest tree to the caster takes off into
the sky like a rocket until it reaches 5,000
feet above the ground, then promptly falls.
41—42 The caster’s hair writes like snakes and
gains nerves so that they feel pain
whenever they are cut. If they have no
hair, they grow hair as well!
43—44 A squad of modrons appear and begin
performing a musical symphony for the
party. When they finish, they leave
immediately.
45—46 An extra arm sprouts from the caster’s
forehead and lasts for 1d4 days before
vanishing with a loud pop. It is devoted to
playing practical jokes on the caster or
causing them general (though non-life
threatening) distress. Things like covering
their eyes, giving wet-willies, etc.
47—48 All weapons within 50 feet of the caster
leap from their owner’s hands and bury
themselves 5 feet into the ground.
49—50 The nearest allied PC becomes certain that
the party is being stalked by an ancient red
dragon.
51—52 The caster’s teeth all begin screaming, and
continue doing so for 1d8 days.
53—54 Creatures within 100 feet of the caster and
the caster themself emit bright light
55—56 The sun and moon both gain large,
menacing smiles. These are visible to
those who look closely enough.
57—58 The caster’s boots now squeak like mice
with every step they take.
59—60 Whenever the caster speaks, it is in rhyme.
If they attempt to speak in anything but
rhyme, the creatures around them only
hear the sound of static.
61—62 The caster becomes unable to walk in a
straight line, as if permanently intoxicated.
63—64 The caster becomes invisible, but only
while sneezing.
65—66 Whenever the caster enters a building, the
amount of light available dims to darkness
and then a spotlight of bright light appears
around the caster (accompanied with
trumpet sounds). Then the light returns to
normal immediately afterward.
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67—68 All food within 20 feet of the caster now
attracts bees from up to 10 miles away.
69—70 The nearest evil aligned creature believes
the party to be their greatest foe.
71—72 The nearest field of crops animates and
rises up against the farmers of the region.
73—74 All wheels within 1 mile morph into
square shapes.
75—76 Whenever the caster is silent, an audible
ticking sound can be heard emanating
from inside their chest.
77—78 The nearest huge creature finds that they
absolutely need to hug out their problems
with everyone they meet; much to the
smaller creatures dismay!
79—80 Every night when the party rests, while
they sleep their body slowly sinks into the
ground, forming a small hole around them
as the dirt magically moves aside. The hole
gets 1 foot deeper per hour of sleep.
81—82 Each spell cast by the caster now also
summons a duck under the DM’s control.
83—84 The next NPC the party speaks to will
begin shrinking slowly the longer they
converse with them.
85—86 The caster’s gender swaps.
87—88 For the next 1d8 days, the region
experiences weather opposite of the
current season.
89—90 All coins held by the party turn into
platinum for the next 1d4 days, the return
to their original state.
91—92 Half of the caster’s body triples in age,
while the other half becomes three times as
young as their current age
93—94 All creatures within a 30 foot radius vanish
and then reappear at the center stacked
atop one another in a random order.
95—96 The moon becomes invisible.
97—98 The nearest king abdicates their throne to
live as a peasant on a homestead in the
country.
99—00 The caster becomes aware of the fact that
they are actually just a fictional character
in a role playing game for the next 1d4
hours, and then they magically forget this
fact. Enjoy this short existential crisis!
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