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Curse of Blindness

Whenever you make an attack roll, make a DC 10 Constitution saving throw. If you fail, you have disadvantage on the attack.

 but wheres the upside of the curse?

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Curse of Blindness

Whenever you make an attack roll, make a DC 10 Constitution saving throw. If you fail, you have disadvantage on the attack.

 but wheres the upside of the curse?

 i didn't realize there was supposed to be an upside to a curse

curse of healing strikes number is 83

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Curse of Blindness

Whenever you make an attack roll, make a DC 10 Constitution saving throw. If you fail, you have disadvantage on the attack.

 but wheres the upside of the curse?

 i didn't realize there was supposed to be an upside to a curse

 well you do now

curse of bad rest 

whenever you take a long rest make a dc 12 con save on a failiure the long rest is treated as a short rest for you otherwise when the rest is over you gain inspiration 

the curse of bad rest number is 72

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the following have made it into the table 93 more to go!

3 curse of sticky fingers

25 curse of cracking hands

37 curse of deadly words

49 curse of magnetic luck

   51 the curse of elf love 

   72 the curse of bad rest

   83 curse of healing strikes

 i fixed the curse of blindness btw

Curse of Fangs

You have a -1 to Charisma skill checks, as large fangs grow from your incisors. You may make unarmed strikes using your fangs. Your attack modifier for this attack is your Strength modifier + your proficiency modifier. The damage for this attack is 1d6 + your Strength modifier.

curse of the broken mind 

your int and charisma each go up by 1 whenever you take a long rest you must make a dc 14 wisdom save or gain a form of long term madness (dont be surprised if you become the party meme if you dont got good wis saves)

Curse of Merasmus

Each day, roll 1d10. On a 1, the character can jump 5 times their normal jump height/distance, and don't take fall damage. On a 2, the character's head shrinks, giving them a higher-pitched voice. On a 3, the character has 3 times their normal movement speed. On a 4, everyone/thing within 50 feet of the character is in zero-gravity. On a 5, the character's head grows larger, giving them a deeper voice. On a 6, the character can become invulnerable for any 3 consecutive rounds they choose that day. On a 7, each attack the character makes, if it hits, counts as a crit. On an 8, the character can choose to activate the dance-off once that day. When they do, everyone within 100 ft. of the character immediately starts dancing. Anyone who's dancing, including  the character and the rest of the party, has to make a DC 15 performance check each round for 5 rounds or take 6d4 psychic damage. On a 9, roll 1d4. On a 1, every member of the party lights on fire, dealing 4d6 fire damage every turn that they don't put out the fire. On a 2, every member of the party starts bleeding, dealing 4d4 piercing damage on each of the 3 turns they bleed for. On a 3, everyone in the party takes double damage for 5 turns. On a 4, 2d6 ghosts appear in the area. Anyone within 10 fy. of the ghosts become frightened of them. The ghosts just float around, not attacking. On a 10, reroll twice. Any effects caused by this curse are removed at the beginning of each day.

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Curse of Merasmus

Each day, roll 1d10. On a 1, the character can jump 5 times their normal jump height/distance, and don't take fall damage. On a 2, the character's head shrinks, giving them a higher-pitched voice. On a 3, the character has 3 times their normal movement speed. On a 4, everyone/thing within 50 feet of the character is in zero-gravity. On a 5, the character's head grows larger, giving them a deeper voice. On a 6, the character can become invulnerable for any 3 consecutive rounds they choose that day. On a 7, each attack the character makes, if it hits, counts as a crit. On an 8, the character can choose to activate the dance-off once that day. When they do, everyone within 100 ft. of the character immediately starts dancing. Anyone who's dancing, including  the character and the rest of the party, has to make a DC 15 performance check each round for 5 rounds or take 6d4 psychic damage. On a 9, roll 1d4. On a 1, every member of the party lights on fire, dealing 4d6 fire damage every turn that they don't put out the fire. On a 2, every member of the party starts bleeding, dealing 4d4 piercing damage on each of the 3 turns they bleed for. On a 3, everyone in the party takes double damage for 5 turns. On a 4, 2d6 ghosts appear in the area. Anyone within 10 fy. of the ghosts become frightened of them. The ghosts just float around, not attacking. On a 10, reroll twice. Any effects caused by this curse are removed at the beginning of each day.

 also known as the curse of dm confusion 

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Curse of Merasmus

Each day, roll 1d10. On a 1, the character can jump 5 times their normal jump height/distance, and don't take fall damage. On a 2, the character's head shrinks, giving them a higher-pitched voice. On a 3, the character has 3 times their normal movement speed. On a 4, everyone/thing within 50 feet of the character is in zero-gravity. On a 5, the character's head grows larger, giving them a deeper voice. On a 6, the character can become invulnerable for any 3 consecutive rounds they choose that day. On a 7, each attack the character makes, if it hits, counts as a crit. On an 8, the character can choose to activate the dance-off once that day. When they do, everyone within 100 ft. of the character immediately starts dancing. Anyone who's dancing, including  the character and the rest of the party, has to make a DC 15 performance check each round for 5 rounds or take 6d4 psychic damage. On a 9, roll 1d4. On a 1, every member of the party lights on fire, dealing 4d6 fire damage every turn that they don't put out the fire. On a 2, every member of the party starts bleeding, dealing 4d4 piercing damage on each of the 3 turns they bleed for. On a 3, everyone in the party takes double damage for 5 turns. On a 4, 2d6 ghosts appear in the area. Anyone within 10 fy. of the ghosts become frightened of them. The ghosts just float around, not attacking. On a 10, reroll twice. Any effects caused by this curse are removed at the beginning of each day.

 also known as the curse of dm confusion 

Nah, it's named after The Necromancer of No Refunds.

Curse of Blinking

After you make an attack roll on your turn, you roll a d20. On a 10 or lower, you enter the Ethereal plane for one turn. While in the Ethereal plane, you can see things happening in the Material plane cast in shades of gray, and may move up to 10 feet in any direction while in the Ethereal plane. You may choose to willingly fail this roll.

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the following have made it into the table 93 more to go!

3 curse of sticky fingers

25 curse of cracking hands

37 curse of deadly words

49 curse of magnetic luck

   51 the curse of elf love 

   72 the curse of bad rest

   83 curse of healing strikes

Curse of Fangs 11

Curse of the broken mind 7

Curse of  DM confusion 78

Curse of Blinking 24

curse of daily curses 1

88 more to go!!!

if you roll a 2 or 4 you roll again if you roll a 99 you get no curse

85 more to go

curse of the fallen

the undead always want to kill you you must roll a d20 every 24 hours any thing below 10 they will fight you anything over 10 will let them become your slaves if you roll a ten they will leave you alone for 24 hours 

curse of the fallen 5

curse of blindness 6