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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Quickleaf" data-source="post: 6645420" data-attributes="member: 20323">[MENTION=4936]Shayuri[/MENTION]Absolutely, role-playing is all about collaboration IMHO. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile    :)"  data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /> Nice, that gives me a good feel of what you're going for with Talashia's wild surges. Let me add some more to bring us up to 10 options...How's this look? The only things absent are winter storms, though I got the feeling that wasn't the vibe you were going for. Oh, and we'll have to adjudicate things creatively if a wild surge is ever triggered for her underground!Talashia's Wild Surges (1d10)1. Chaos Storm2. Detonation3. Static Charge4. Auntie Em's Lament5. Because of THIS, Ben Franklin!6. Storm That Never Breaks - Heavy clouds block the sky, thunder booms in the distance, and the static charge before a storm raises hairs on the back of the neck. If it is daylight the ambient light grows dim. Intermittent gusts of wind or rain seem to presage a storm. Animals (even trained or companion animals) and many NPCs respond as if a terrible storm was imminent. This lasts for 2d6 hours. The Source is filled with foreboding and if he expends any sorcery points while the weather is thus changed, the Source is stunned until the start of his next turn as he revels in the chaos.7. Into the Heavens - Fierce erratic winds whip across the landscape within 50 feet per level of the Source, some with an almost white ethereal shape provoking religious superstitions and risking capsize of boats. Each round for 1 minute per level, a vortex funnel of wind descends from the heavens and affects a random target, whether a creature, object or structure. The target must make a Reflex saving throw against the Source’s spellcasting DC. If the target succeeds, they are merely knocked prone. If the target fails, they are sucked up into the sky and randomly deposited somewhere within the area of effect, suffering falling damage of a number of d6’s equal to the Source’s level.8. Maddening Winds - Howling winds affect an area within 50 feet per level of the Source. They impose disadvantage on ranged weapon attacks and Perception checks relying on hearing, extinguish open flames, and make flying nearly impossible. Strangely these winds do not disperse fog, and hissing voices can vaguely be heard carried by the wind. The winds last for 1 minute per level of the Source. Each minute a creature is a exposed to the winds they must make a Wisdom or Charisma saving throw (their choice) against the Source’s spellcasting DC or suffer long-term madness according to the DMG.9. Biblical Deluge - Heavy precipitation pounds an area within 100 feet per level of the Source. Everything is lightly obscured, open flames are extinguished, and creatures have disadvantage on Perception checks that rely on sight or hearing. While a region plagued by drought may bless the Source as a rain-maker, eventually folks realize the rain doesn’t stop. There may be several hours of clear skies intermittently, but eventually the downpour begins again, flooding fields, rotting crops, attracting drowners and water monsters, and giving birth to diseases. The rain just won’t stop until the Source dies or a quest is undertaken.10. Double Trouble</blockquote>

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