Spellcast Operation to add list of responses

Hey @Olive Pig!

Here it is!

$(eval r = Math.floor(Math.random() * 5) + 1; b = ['Bull Frog', 'Swing Set', 'Prickly Cactus', 'Sasquatch', 'Pumpkin', '73 Pinto', 'Wet Noodle']; `$(user) Casts a Spell on $(touser)... ${r === 1 ? 'The SPELL WORKS and turns $(touser) into a Deity!' : 'It backfires and turns $(touser) into a ' + b[Math.floor(Math.random() * b.length)] + '.'}`;)

20/80 has the same ratio as 1/4, that's why I'm only generating a random number up to 5 and check for r === 1, that simplifies the code a bit.
Also, I took the liberty to replace "God/Goddess" with "Deity" as it's gender neutral, but feel free to revert my change.

Polar Cat said:
```
$(eval r = Math.floor(Math.random() * 5) + 1; b = ['Bull Frog', 'Swing Set', 'Prickly Cactus', 'Sasquatch', 'Pumpkin', '73 Pinto', 'Wet Noodle']; $(user) Casts a Spell on $(touser)... ${r === 1 ? 'The SPELL WORKS and turns $(touser) into a Deity!' : 'It backfires and turns $(touser) into a ' + b[Math.floor(Math.random() * b.length)] + '.'};)
```

That is the ticket and it works very well.

I ended up finally making an even more optioned version that I made work by constructing it from one of your past efforts. Once upon a time I could do this in my sleep but I am very grateful for your help...

Here is that code I put together using 3 sets arguments by your simple guidance

$(user) Casts a Spell on $(touser) and it $(eval const a = [Works but ,Works PERFECTLY sort of ,Fails yet ]; const b = [bounces off the wall and ,hits the ceiling and ,Fizzles out and ]; const c = [turns $(user) into a frog,turns $(touser) into a Sasquatch,Bursts into flames, Turns $(user) and $(touser) into GODS]; a[Math.floor(Math.random()*a.length)] + b[Math.floor(Math.random()*b.length)] + c[Math.floor(Math.random()*c.length)])

the only thing I think it is missing at this point is a chance for it to choose between the $(user) and $(touser) on the results without putting it in the last eval set. The code is nearing 500 characters so I am not sure it is in the cards. Again I thank you for your efforts.

Well you can always save a lot of space by storing data and/or code on a Pastebin (I recommend making an account to be able to edit the paste later, the paste must not be private):

What goes in the paste:

javascript
const randomPick = (array) => array[Math.floor(Math.random() * array.length)];
​
const spellSuccess = ['Works, but', 'Works PERFECTLY, sort of', 'Fails, yet'];
const spellDirection = ['bounces off the wall', 'hits the ceiling', 'Fizzles out'];
​
let spellTarget = [u, t, `${u} and ${t}`, null];
let spellOutcome = {
  'withTarget': ['Bull Frog', 'Swing Set', 'Prickly Cactus', 'Sasquatch', 'Pumpkin', '73 Pinto', 'Wet Noodle', 'Deity'],
  'withoutTarget': ['Bursts into flames']
};
​
spellTarget = randomPick(spellTarget);
spellTarget === null ? spellOutcome = spellOutcome.withoutTarget : spellOutcome = spellOutcome.withTarget;
​
`${u} Casts a Spell on ${t} and it ${randomPick(spellSuccess)} ${randomPick(spellDirection)} and ${spellTarget === null ? '' : 'turns ' + spellTarget + ' into a '}${randomPick(spellOutcome)}!`;

And then the command code would be:

$(eval const u = '$(user)'; const t = '$(touser)'; $(urlfetch json https://pastebin.com/raw/XXXXXXXX))

Replace XXXXXXXX with the paste ID.

Thank you so much that gives me room to further devolpe the idea. What you do is very worth and again thank you for your energy,