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<blockquote data-quote="Fanaelialae" data-source="post: 7937555" data-attributes="member: 53980">I allow wish to be cast by mages, however it is known that there are greater magics than even a wish, albeit beyond the grasp of mortals.A god can grant wishes that would be normally beyond the potential of a wish, particularly within their domain of interest. There are also potentially artifact level items that can be found within my campaigns that can also do so.In one of my campaigns (that I ran for two different groups) I dropped in a cursed wish ring with one wish remaining that had the potential to do literally anything. However, the ring was malevolent and would automatically pervert or twist the intent of the wish, regardless of phrasing. Both of the groups debated long and hard about using the ring before hiding it away on multiple occasions. And both groups ended up using it in ways that took the campaign in new and interesting directions (one group used it to erase the &quot;final boss&quot; of the campaign, while the other group used it to make one of themselves a king). Both wishes bit them in the butt, although in a satisfactory way that no one was upset about. It was more that the ring automatically solved one problem while simultaneously creating a new problem they'd have to deal with.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fanaelialae, post: 7937555, member: 53980"] I allow wish to be cast by mages, however it is known that there are greater magics than even a wish, albeit beyond the grasp of mortals. A god can grant wishes that would be normally beyond the potential of a wish, particularly within their domain of interest. There are also potentially artifact level items that can be found within my campaigns that can also do so. In one of my campaigns (that I ran for two different groups) I dropped in a cursed wish ring with one wish remaining that had the potential to do literally anything. However, the ring was malevolent and would automatically pervert or twist the intent of the wish, regardless of phrasing. Both of the groups debated long and hard about using the ring before hiding it away on multiple occasions. And both groups ended up using it in ways that took the campaign in new and interesting directions (one group used it to erase the "final boss" of the campaign, while the other group used it to make one of themselves a king). Both wishes bit them in the butt, although in a satisfactory way that no one was upset about. It was more that the ring automatically solved one problem while simultaneously creating a new problem they'd have to deal with. [/QUOTE]

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