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Whenever the table mentions the caster it refers to the creature that caused the surge. If a target is mentioned it refers to the target of the spell that the caster was casting. Therefore a creature could potentially be both the target and the caster. If there are multiple targets, the DM can choose to apply the surge to all the targets or randomly choose only one, whatever is more fitting.\u003Cbr>HOW TO ROLL A D 1000 |\n\nTo roll a d1000 you can follow the same rules as rolling a d100 but adding another dice, the hundreds, into the mix. All you need is a d10 that you then roll 3 times. The first time for the units, the second time for the tens and the third for the hundreds with rolling a three zeros translating to a roll of 1000 . For example, if you were to roll a 0 a 9 and a 5 the rolls would translate to a result of 590 . If you rolled a 1 a 0 and another 0, it would translate to a roll of 001.  \nHOW LONG DO THOSE LAST?  \nReading this document, you'll notice that the duration of some wild surges are not mentioned. That is intentional. Some surges transform the body of the caster, other creatures or have other long lasting effects. These effects may last indefinitely, until the caster's next long rest or just for a few minutes. It is up to the DM to determine the duration of the effects. Some DMs like to make them last until cured from remove curse, lesser restoration or some similar spell. Others like to make the removing of wild magic surge effects more taxing and prefer to make them last until cured with a greater restoration spell. The question a DM should ask them-self is what duration is dramatic, or what duration is fun.  \n2  \nFIVE HUNDRED WILD MAGIC SURGES  \nWILD MAGIC SURGES  \n1d1000 Effect  \n\n| 1-2 | The caster’s eyes are now between their nose and their mouth. |\n| --- | --- |\n| 3-4 | 1d4 pounds of cooked spaghetti appear in the caster’s pockets. |\n| 5-6 | Bubbles comes out of the caster’s mouth when they speak. Their voice can be heard only when the bubbles pop. |\n| 7-8 | The target’s height is reduced by 1d12 inches while the caster gets taller by the same amount. |\n| 9-10 | Harmless snow falls in a 30 foot radius around the caster for 1d10 hours |\n| 11-12 | The target and the caster swap places. |\n| 13-14 | Whenever the caster casts this spell again they instantly get uncomfortably sweaty. |\n| 15-16 | The caster’s clothes teleport 5 foot to the left of them, cleaned and neatly folded. |\n| 17-18 | Jazz music starts to play when the caster wiggles their fingers in a \"jazz hands\" motion. |\n| 19-20 | The caster casts lightning bolt on them-self. The bolt comes from above them as if they were struck by lightning. |\n| 21-22 | Whenever the caster sneezes it makes a thunder sound that can be heard in a 300 feet radius. |\n| 23-24 | The caster instantly falls asleep and can only be awakened by taking damage or if a creature takes its action to wake them up. |\n| 25-26 | A hot cup of coffee appears in the hands of everyone in a 60 foot radius. |\n| 27-28 | The caster disgorges a random rare magical weapon . |\n| 29-30 | A 10 foot large 50 foot deep rift forms on the ground along the way between the caster and its target. All creatures in the area where the rift appears must make a dexterity saving throw against the caster’s save DC or fall into it. |\n| 31-32 | The caster’s head is now a floating fl","cbCaiogWhlwhWDQX","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiogWhlwhWDQX","pdf",15728487,"English","# HOW TO USE THIS TABLE\n## HOW TO ROLL A D 1000\n## HOW LONG DO THOSE LAST?\n# WILD MAGIC SURGES 1d1000 Effect","[{\"question\":\"What is this wild magic surge table used for in games?\",\"answer\":\"Use it to determine the nature of wild magic surges in your own sessions, whether caused by a wild magic sorcerer or a zone of wild magic.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the document define “caster” and “target” when a surge is triggered?\",\"answer\":\"“Caster” refers to the creature that caused the surge, and “target” refers to the target of the spell cast by that creature.\"},{\"question\":\"How do you roll on the table using a d1000?\",\"answer\":\"Roll a d10 three times for units, tens, and hundreds, then translate the three results as a 1–1000 value (e.g., 0, 9, 5 becomes 590).\"},{\"question\":\"Who decides how long the effects last, and what influences that choice?\",\"answer\":\"The DM determines duration; some effects are intended to last until the caster’s next long rest, while others may last minutes, indefinitely, or until counter-spells or restorations remove them.\"}]","FIVE HUNDRED WILD MAGIC SURGES - How to use and roll the table | PDF",1791268695]