Whenever spells are cast there is a risk of the arcane energies not acting as the spell caster intended. Spell casters with low Control scores are more prone to magical mishaps, but all mages will find themselves showered in butterflies—or tons of bricks—on occasion.
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If the fumble was from a self-affecting spell:
Any liquid carried on the spell caster’s person—typically a water skin or the contents of a glass or goblet—will affect anyone drinking from it as if they were quaffing a randomly chosen potion or draught made with the Alchemy skill. This effect occurs only once, regardless of how much liquid was affected.If the fumble was from an offensive or defensive spell:
The spell caster feels extreme hunger for d4 hours ahead, likely trying to gorge herself on any food available. The spell has no effect.If the fumble was from a spell with audiovisual effects:
The next creature—not a self-aware entity—to look upon the spell caster irrevokably falls in love, or at least lust with her. For 2d10 days ahead it will follow her around, begging for her attention, crooning in delight at every kind word, and humping her leg whenever possible.To generate another set of spell fumbles, simply refresh the page.