All right. First things first, though—to clarify, this is how Dispel Effect works. It only works on curse-type stuff. So, powers that are along the lines of "do x to y" and that aren't blatantly meant to be helpful, like healing. It wouldn't work on someone using Who's There, for instance.
[they shift their weight from one foot to another.]
All right, your task is to create the perfect meal for three people you wouldn't normally eat with, and eat the meal with them. Again, the food should be catered to their tastes, so even if all their favourites are stuff you hate, no trying to change it.
It shouldn't be obvious that it's for a task either. [icly and ideally oocly too] So no just going up to them and saying, "hey, want a meal?" out of the blue either, unless you can make it sound natural.
Once you're done, report back to me.
[aka throw in another audience with links to the relevant threads]
You can bring them to the restaurant, but you should know their preferences ahead of time and be ordering for them, essentially—plus the idea of eating the same thing as them still applies. So, it shouldn't be a scenario where you suggest eating at the restaurant and they just order whatever they want with no further action from you. That's a little too easy to do.
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That still good with you?
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I'm in.
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[they shift their weight from one foot to another.]
All right, your task is to create the perfect meal for three people you wouldn't normally eat with, and eat the meal with them. Again, the food should be catered to their tastes, so even if all their favourites are stuff you hate, no trying to change it.
It shouldn't be obvious that it's for a task either. [icly and ideally oocly too] So no just going up to them and saying, "hey, want a meal?" out of the blue either, unless you can make it sound natural.
Once you're done, report back to me.
[aka throw in another audience with links to the relevant threads]
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[ He can kind of cook, but he's not a chef. ]
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You can bring them to the restaurant, but you should know their preferences ahead of time and be ordering for them, essentially—plus the idea of eating the same thing as them still applies. So, it shouldn't be a scenario where you suggest eating at the restaurant and they just order whatever they want with no further action from you. That's a little too easy to do.