Flimsy wizard commands the ceiling to "collapse" but the ceiling maintains its structural integrity. [2]
Henry the Best throws his spear like a javelin attempting to hit the pack of hobgoblins. However his throw was not the best. Actually it was the most unco-ordinated sissy, weak throw the world has ever seen. The wizards and hobgoblins stop in the midst of their combat and share a satisfying laugh as Henry lowers his head in shame staring at the spear lying on the ground in front of his feet with a frown on his face. [1]
James Lothos the Miracle-Maker attempts to conjure a "Barricade!" but his voice is magically silenced by Markus Velafi, The Stylish wizard. [2]
Markus Velafi, The Stylish wizard casts "Silence" and causes James Lothos to be mute. [3]
Coloner Jadehand a casts single look at the hobgoblins. "Your "PAIN" is intolerable." They cry out in anguish. One drops to the floor clutching it's stomach and a minutle later... [3]
...In a sickening display James the Worm Wizard violently "Emerges" from within one of the hapless hobgoblin's gut, twice as large as before. What an entrance!? [5]
Sythros tries to "freeze" the hobgoblins in place but stutters and blunders his casting. [2]
James Sedgewick entered the goblin room and used "Immolation!" upon the goblins but they were already killed by Torus the grims undead warriors so it was hardly that useful. [2]
Torus the Grim walks up to the dead body of John Smith and curses it causing him to become a "ghoul", raising it from the dead to become his mindless servant. It begins fiendishly gorging itself on corpses that lay about the room. [3]
James Smith puts a "ward" on the chamber beyond the goblin hall against mages without the last name Smith. [3]
The questionable mage Ozz "I know what to cast, Man "To" Devil!" His skin turns red, horns grow out of his skull knocking off his wizard hat and his feet turn to hooves but thats about it. [2] (please put a bit more thought into your spell word, that was hardly the main idea of your spell )
The aspect of the Manipulator "Scries" on Teskireloth. He sees in a dream state an unbelievably old man, near death, sitting at a table in a black room, staring into nothingness. As he sits his arm moves with blazing speed, scribing with machine-like movements without pause. Then he stares directly into the direction of the invisible scrier and quietly mouths something, then the dream ends. [5]
In the goblin hall, tables are overturned, the floor is littered with ghastly smoldering corpses and Torus' skeletal warriors stand motionless and unthinking. Chairs are knocked over, ale is spilled and dripping, pooling across the floor and mixing with the dark blood. And all of that is covered with a thin layer of colorful glitter like some macabre party in hell.
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