KaeYoss said:
Sorry, can't resist to test them against the wish-grant-o-meter
That's to be expected. Afterall, what's the point of giving a wish to someone (even a lowly NPC commoner whose every thought you control to the last detail) if you can't twist it against them?
cybertalus said:
Enough wealth to last a lifetime without ever working again.
KaeYoss said:
Easy, take away the money he needs for his medicine.
Yes, but any mortal foolish enough to ask the archangel of insurance for a wish really deserves what they get, no?
KaeYoss said:
Have you read the Avatar series (FR Novels). There, they discribed a time where the god of death gave up this part of his portfolio. Noone died in the wars that raged at that moment, either. This doesn't mean that they weren't hurt, or maimed, or mutilated...
No, but I saw the episode of last year's Twilight Zone revival with a similar premise. It was not a pretty sight. Of course there are other ways to twist this one as well.
KaeYoss said:
I'd rather wish for the stamina to care for the widows myself
And financial means as well? Afterall, food doesn't grow on tr.... uhh nevermind.
KaeYoss said:
"Hm... what do I turn to gold first?" *scratches headDAMNDAMNDAMNDAMN*
For that matter, how exactly is it that King Midas wasn't instantly wearing twenty-four karat clothing the minute he was given that power?
KaeYoss said:
He only wanted to be song about. "Gather 'round, people, and listen to the ballad about the bloke who wasted his wish"
ROFL
KaeYoss said:
Simple. Blindness does it.
More mischief from that insurance archangel. Are we sure he's still playing for the good guys?
KaeYoss said:
Didn't we speak about Devils and evil folk? "Hey, you know what? I never realized how much misery I cause when I go to war. LETS START ONE NOW" *manical laughter*
Yes, somehow I managed to miss the Devils part. Would've changed a few of my suggestions.
cybertalus said:
For the village and an area covering all the farms around it to be a zone where no violent actions may be taken.
KaeYoss said:
Poor people starving cause they can't harvest or grind the grain
See now we gotta call in the lawyers to define violence, and we know the angels don't have any of those on staff.
KaeYoss said:
Hm... get a barrel, drink yourself to death. Cheap one
I'm out of insurance pokes.
KaeYoss said:
Better be prepared to face the deepest depression known to man...
The meaning of life is a crater? No wonder no one ever figured it out before!
KaeYoss said:
I think I like this one best: "Listen, I can't think of anything that sounds witty but will drag us kicking and screaming into the 9th circle of hell. Can't we just assume I asked something really stupid and you screw us right away?"
I bet whatever genie will be asked this will hang himself cause you spoiled all his fun
Which of course actually fullfils the wish, because this one genie was the big bad babysitter that all the truly evil critters feared. With it dead the world will be awash in demons, devils, vile monsters, foul magics, unbathed dwarves, and reality tv. Oh the demihumanity!
And while I realize the original poster has said his "thank-you-and-goodnights", I'm gonna toss out a few more ideas anyway.
The creation of a critter that eats devils. It is completely docile with all other creatures, and can survive on a diet of hay or the like.
To forget enough of the horrors of the war to be able to live a normal, productive life.
Something to counteract the rumors that will inevitibly start flying about exactly WHY these two men managed to survive when all the others perished.
For the other survivor to "meet with an accident" so that the fame of surviving doesn't have to be shared.
For all future wars to be settled by games of hopscotch or some other children's game.
For any creature who tries to commit an evil act to be wracked with pain.