Eli  Fluff of Fluffs Posts: 128 | May 29, 2016 3:33 PM Mysterious Mutagenic Flowers! |
| Something strange is going around. A number of flowers around the region have for unknown reasons transformed into a different species. This new flower emits a chemical that can act like a mild drug to peopleâ₠http™s brains and draws them in, making them want to sniff the flower. When sniffed, the flower causes a sudden magical transformation to any of a number of effects (Listed below). Most victims seem to build resistance to the drug after 1 sniff, and wonâ₠http™t try and keep sniffing afterwards. Usually the body works that out of itâ₠http™s system and resets after a few days, but it varies from person to person. 1 sniff typically causes 2-3 days of being transformed. More sniffs add up linearly. (1 count per 3 seconds) Effects: Most common to least common. 1: Minor difference (Hair, skin color, height, weight) 2: Change to anthro animal on the !animal list 3: Change physical gender 4: Change to feral animal on the !animal list 5: Change mental gender 6: Change into taur critter (Current form. Or another form. Humans typically turn to centaurs) 7: Change into different humanoid species (Dwarf, elf, that sort of thing) - You can use the !humanoid command to get one 8: Shrink or Grow by ¼ to 2x in size (Up to 3x for characters under 5 feet tall, up to 4x for character under 3' tall) 9: Physical/mental age regression 10: Etheral - The character becomes an intangible ghost, able to fly and can only touch other ghosts A 1d10 may used to pick something at random or players may pick/veto a roll they don't like Opt Out - Characters do not have to be attracted to the flowers scent. This is at that player discretion and may be changed anytime. A player may choose to have an unattracted character immune or not. | |
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| Eli Fluff of Fluffs Posts: 128 | Jul 5, 2016 8:18 AM Re: Mysterious Mutagenic Flowers! |
| Thanks to the efforts of Thomas, Tizzy, and Danny, a population of bees has been released that is spreading a gene to plants to make them resistant to the change. The population of transformation flowers is dropping off steadily and will be completely gone by the 15th of July. | |
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