The next NPC sorcerer the characters see in the tavern has skin that is a vibrant shade of blue. This sorcerer happens to be a wild mage that obtained his or her blue skin during a wild magic surge. Perhaps the party can offer to remove the blue skin (using a remove curse spell) in exchange for information or a favor.
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