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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Snowy" data-source="post: 2250621" data-attributes="member: 20465">when I have some one powerful enough to cast wish I think I'll listen to what they say then come up with a good and reasonable attempt to fulfill it in line with the power of the level of the spell and the XP cost.If I really feel the need to create a bizarre circumstance to kill them or humiliate the characters  I can, I'm the DM, seems like a cack and petty way to mess up someones class abilities. If I through some strange circumstamce slip into a hating the players characters mode of thught and it becomes me against them I'll win, I'll say "Rocks fall and you all die" and it'll be over, I wont even need to wait for them to cast wish  :\ .If the wish is granted by a supremely powerful and vengeful demon that they have coerced into service then He/She/It will do as little as they can to help them pervertign the intent of the wish as much as He/She/It can. On the other hand by the demons ranting and anger and the story up to that point the players will probably realise that something might go wrong, it wont be a ring that, you know (huh huh) has this like demon in it (huh huh) and like you wish (huh huh) and it goes wrong in like this really really implausably bad way (huh huh) and no you can't recognise the ring cos it changes shape and your spells don't work cos its like totally powerful like, man.</blockquote>