So I made a charicter last night with technicly no offensive spells but who should be able to f**k someone up royaly with the ones he's got. He knows Orgy, Glue Strip, Sludge: Gun, Intoxication, and Alter Memory. Many amusing and painful uses come to mind but I want to see what the rest of you devious types can come up with. I have glueing guns into their holsters before the guards draw, the rather obvious glueing their feet to the floor so they can't give chase, and well Orgy is loads of fun both at partys and when someone's trying to aim at you. Unfortunatly I have trouble deciding if durring a vehicle chase it would be more fun to cast orgy so that it includes the driver of the vehicle (imagine a whole Go-gang trying to stear their bikes while having an orgasim . . .) or using Gluestrip to glue the vehicles tires to the pavement . . .

Feel free to post amusing uses for these or other spells that might seem, on the surface at least, less destructive than the traditional power bolt . . .

I would allow Glue to be used on a holster and weapon, but would not allow Glue Strip to glue several weapons to their holsters.

Not sure if Orgy would have time to affect Go-Gangers if they were riding their bikes. They would be in and out of the spell effect area before it could really do anything to them. In the parking lot, it would be a different story, with possibly several bike and gangers falling over.

As for Fun ideas with magic:
Fashion in a crowded bar, while you are in line to get drinks. Target is suddenly wearing extremely revealing clothing.
Makeover could also do interesting things.
Control actions, to make some sariman pinch the VPs ass (regardless of gender or orientation).
If you are good enough, Magic Fingers to change the clip in weapons, replace with clips of blank rounds.

Jaid,
you are partially correct, and I was partially in the wrong.

Once the spell has been cast, anyone leaving the area of effect is no longer affected, but those entering (or re-entering) have to make resistance checks.

You are correct, in that the spell can be moved, as a complex action. For some reason, I had mentally visualised it happening at an intersection, with the go-gangers crossing from left to right, rather than a chase situation.