Need Ideas for ADVANCED tasks.

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Originally Posted by sivason

...I can not find where this was originally suggested...

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Actually it's in @Luke396's signature which I curiously read because of sometimes I find interesting ideas in such signatures.

Apparently forcing a DC to age rapidly is not that difficult. But once I accomplished it (until the age I needed because of she was running too slow), I was wondering for something that could challenge your mind, and asked myself what about if I force a DC to age more than a possible life time for a human!? Then I came up with the idea for an advanced task to force an entire city (including living and non-living stuff) to age rapidly for more than 500 years which is actually my suggested advanced task.

-Go back in time to the World War II era. This is already a hard task as its hard to imagine what things would look like and how they would work.
-Join the army. Whichever country you'd like.
-Apply to become a tank operator.
-Enjoy some very intense and very fun tank battles.

Sorry if this isn't hard enough, I just love tanks. :cheeky:

Here is one I am going to try for myself.
Start with a single celled organism, and watch it go through millions of years of evolution.
From the multi celled sea creature, then onto land, then as small mammal, then onto primate.
Through the many stages of evolving until you get to modern man.
Sounds like an easy task as all the information is available, but here is the catch. See what comes next in our line.
Depending on your beliefs, the results should be quite an eye opener, or highly amusing at the least.

Try manipulating matter. Turn the Earth inside out, control gravity, go into space and play with the planets.

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Originally Posted by Box77

Actually it's in @Luke396's signature which I curiously read because of sometimes I find interesting ideas in such signatures.

Apparently forcing a DC to age rapidly is not that difficult. But once I accomplished it (until the age I needed because of she was running too slow), I was wondering for something that could challenge your mind, and asked myself what about if I force a DC to age more than a possible life time for a human!? Then I came up with the idea for an advanced task to force an entire city (including living and non-living stuff) to age rapidly for more than 500 years which is actually my suggested advanced task.

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It's Duke, but close enough :p

I read Sivason's DJ about that, not the same direction I went in mine but still cool. In mine the DC was already probably mid 20s and was attacking me with a couple others, and I used the forced rapid aging to transform him into a frail old man (like 90 y/o) complete with a long white beard who lost the desire and ability to fight. Needless to say, his buddies were a little freaked about that and didn't stick around.

I definitely like the idea of aging an entire city though. I want to try it but I'm too busy struggling with bad clarity or partial lucidity to go for it right now. Every time I have a "lucid" dream I just seem to go along with the original plot even though I "know" it's a dream, and use what little control I have to gain the upper hand against DCs or situations. I think I ranted about that in a recent DJ entry.

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Originally Posted by h1nchm4n

-Go back in time to the World War II era....

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It would be interesting to visit many different historical events.

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Originally Posted by duke396

It's Duke, but close enough :p

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Sorry Duke, next time I will copy/paste to be sure...

Back on topic, I got two more tasks to have some advanced fun:

1. Run inside a room like it is a hamster wheel and see where you get after some running. Try not to expect a destination place.

2. Switch into a sort of 'Rover nano robot' and take a trip inside the blood stream of a living creature of your election.

It's cool Box, lol.

That hamster wheel idea gave me one too: walk from the floor to the wall to the ceiling while maintaining the sense of direction and gravity like you're upside down and sticking to the ceiling as opposed to reversed gravity or rotated room.