(No) Compendium

Open this, put something on, like a podcasting voice, and interview the last person to have rolled dice as if they wrote the contents of what you open.

great

Draw a card or take all your dice in damage

A lit tea light

Open wanderhome, turn to page 112, continue turning pages until you find yourself. You are now playing Wanderhome

All dice roll their max values forever any dice rolling its max value is a token, all tokens are pieces of you

This is the end

Draw and discard cards, draw and discard your face and put all your dice in their places

Everything except for the face and all tokens now look like one of those cards you keep telling yourself is going to save you , but never is.

you must stop moving, stop dying, stop the spell

The end - but this ends only when you have been sitting in a seat at a table reading rules for over 1 minute

You must stop, it ends when the spell ends. This can happen if you draw your first die from the pool, a turn involving the spell finishes, if the spell ends or when the spell ends.

When you go to the end you will be confronted with one of the following situations:

1. This spell fails completely for reasons other than a mistake

2. There is a hole in your pool of tokens

3. The board just stops going

4. Something bad happened, a piece of the spell stops working.

5. A die is dropped

6. Another die is dropped and you still only have tokens.

7. Another die is dropped and you have 1/3 of your tokens unless you stop moving

8. You have 0 cards remaining

9. Some extra stuff that doesn't matter right now

10. You are still there, but you can't move.

11. A piece of the spell stops working

12. A piece of the spell stops working (that's the first time this happens)

13. You see what you have to do, you know how to do it, and you know why

14. You have cast the spell!

[a number]

Open a comic book and go to panel 17

Your GM is on your side…

Your dice are trapped inside your body. Stop and drop before rolling.

draw dice on pieces of your body, use as gear bubbles, but when you do either nothing happens or your character loses the ability to use that piece of their body

At the beginning of the spell, everyone permenantly crosses out one of their gear bubbles to save someone by doing something that character’s player did that day.

draw a card anytime you say pieces of me in an artful way after someone else says pieces

[photo of you]

roll a mirror and describe your result

Once this happens, no piece of you can be destroyed.

every turn, after everyone has gone, a handwritten note is read by a character and then crossed out and another note is written and passed on to the next player.

the next turn is [a message] you all pilot into the shape of spell from outside. The message can take any shape you like, but must be able to fit through a door.

[a clock]-shaped marble [an animal]

You have a lot of time to kill and you love your job. You sit at the desk in your office thinking. You realize that your coworkers love their jobs too and you’re happy that you do too. Then on the next page you find out you aren’t happy about this, for quite a while at least, because your job came, completed and went.

a song for you. It will be about something.

A word about a song for you. It will be a word about the same something.

A special reference or at least a reference to something.

An image for you, it will be not about what you think but about what others think of you.

[your first word (you can phone a friend, the spell will wait)]

[take a picture of an old tree]

[sketch a landscape]

add a picture of an old tree to a sketching of a landscape and pilot the tree together safely down onto the ground root by snapping root, creating the noise it makes and a hole in the canopy for other players to grow into

That’s pretty much it. If you would like help (for instance, a public reading) I’m up for it.