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<blockquote data-quote="Eyes of Nine" data-source="post: 7944422" data-attributes="member: 99786">What [USER=6685730]@DMMike[/USER] has uncovered is actually a huge potential space for new rules. The FAIL rules. Cool unexpected and hilarious things that can happen when you fail to do something totally wacky.&nbsp; I want to fail to hit the wall as I run at it full tilt. You Fail! You get the benefits of Passwall, but just for you, and just for an instant. On a Success, you take 1d8+STR bonus bludgeoning damage. You can only attempt to fail at hitting the wall once per short rest.I want to fail to look threatening. I Fail! The opposite party, decides I look cute and pitiful instead, and decides to leave immediately so that they aren't burdened with taking care of me. On a success they find me threatening, and attack with advantage!One last thing about the OP: you can fly because you missed hitting the ground (btw, if you succeed, take 1d6 bludgeoning). But can you control your flight?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Eyes of Nine, post: 7944422, member: 99786"] What [USER=6685730]@DMMike[/USER] has uncovered is actually a huge potential space for new rules. The FAIL rules. Cool unexpected and hilarious things that can happen when you fail to do something totally wacky. I want to fail to hit the wall as I run at it full tilt. You Fail! You get the benefits of Passwall, but just for you, and just for an instant. On a Success, you take 1d8+STR bonus bludgeoning damage. You can only attempt to fail at hitting the wall once per short rest. I want to fail to look threatening. I Fail! The opposite party, decides I look cute and pitiful instead, and decides to leave immediately so that they aren't burdened with taking care of me. On a success they find me threatening, and attack with advantage! One last thing about the OP: you can fly because you missed hitting the ground (btw, if you succeed, take 1d6 bludgeoning). But can you control your flight? [/QUOTE]

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