The house rulings say how a loaded slime goes off

One spell per wizard who pushes in, oldest first — the card says only
that each goes off once.

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           long way round, and the goat lands on the victim's square. There
           is no ceiling. MAD DASH doubles the whole allowance, NUMBER cards
           included, so a well-placed goat can ram for sixteen.</p>
+        <p>Spells cast at a FILL SQUARE WITH SLIME lodge in the gel, and a
+          slime may hold several. They go off one at a time, oldest first:
+          each wizard who pushes in springs one spell, the next wizard the
+          next. The card says only that each spell goes off once; the queue
+          is this table's reading. A slime shows how many it holds, and a
+          peek names them, since every cast into it was seen.</p>
         <p>Clockwork wizards — the automatons — play from the same redacted
           view a human seat gets and obey every rule; a tier changes what
           they draw and know, never how correctly they play.</p>