Category:Spell Scroll - Revision history

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The Lesser Evil moved page Spell Scroll to Category:Spell Scroll

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Cure at 05:42, 29 December 2010

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	A spell scroll bears one or more [[spells]]. A [[spellcaster]] reads a spell from the scroll to cast it, with the words of the spell disappearing as they are read. A spell scroll allows a spellcaster to cast more than his or her daily allotment of spells. Additionally, a spell scroll allows him or her to have at hand a wider range of spells including one or more spells that may rarely be needed but that when needed are essential. Finally, a spell scroll prepared by another spellcaster with access to higher level spells affords a spellcaster access, albeit not without risk, to one or more of those higher level spells. This explains how [[Professor Pacali]] can hope to cast the [[Mystick Cage]] spell and how [[Sarlandril]] was able to cast the [[Create Faux Henchman]] spell on [[Silessa]].		A spell scroll bears one or more [[spells]]. A [[spellcaster]] reads a spell from the scroll to cast it, with the words of the spell disappearing as they are read. A spell scroll allows a spellcaster to cast more than his or her daily allotment of spells. Additionally, a spell scroll allows him or her to have at hand a wider range of spells including one or more spells that may rarely be needed but that when needed are essential. Finally, a spell scroll prepared by another spellcaster with access to higher level spells affords a spellcaster access, albeit not without risk, to one or more of those higher level spells. This explains how [[Professor Pacali]] can hope to cast the [[Mystick Cage]] spell and how [[Sarlandril]] was able to cast the [[Create Faux Henchman]] spell on [[Silessa]].

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Cure at 06:33, 28 December 2010

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	A spell scroll bears one or more [[spells]]. A [[spellcaster]] reads a spell from the scroll to cast it, with the words of the spell disappearing as they are read. A spell scroll allows a spellcaster to cast more than his or her daily allotment of spells. Additionally, a spell scroll allows him or her to have at hand a wider range of spells including one or more spells that may rarely be needed but that when needed are essential. Finally, a spell scroll prepared by another spellcaster with access to higher level spells affords a spellcaster access, albeit not without risk, to one or more of those higher level spells. This explains how [[Professor Pacali]] can hope to cast the [[Mystick Cage]] spell and how [[Sarlandril]] cast [[Create Faux Henchman]] on [[Silessa]].		A spell scroll bears one or more [[spells]]. A [[spellcaster]] reads a spell from the scroll to cast it, with the words of the spell disappearing as they are read. A spell scroll allows a spellcaster to cast more than his or her daily allotment of spells. Additionally, a spell scroll allows him or her to have at hand a wider range of spells including one or more spells that may rarely be needed but that when needed are essential. Finally, a spell scroll prepared by another spellcaster with access to higher level spells affords a spellcaster access, albeit not without risk, to one or more of those higher level spells. This explains how [[Professor Pacali]] can hope to cast the [[Mystick Cage]] spell and how [[Sarlandril]] was able to cast the [[Create Faux Henchman]] spell on [[Silessa]].

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Cure at 06:32, 28 December 2010

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	A spell scroll bears one or more [[spells]]. A [[spellcaster]] reads a spell from the scroll to cast it, with the words of the spell disappearing ~~from sight~~ as they are read. A spell scroll allows a spellcaster to cast more than his or her daily allotment of spells. Additionally, a spell scroll allows him or her to have at hand a wider range of spells including one or more spells that may rarely be needed but that when needed are essential. Finally, a spell scroll prepared by another spellcaster with access to higher level spells affords a spellcaster access, albeit not without risk, to one or more of those higher level spells. This explains how [[Professor Pacali]] can hope to cast the [[Mystick Cage]] spell and how [[Sarlandril]] cast [[Create Faux Henchman]] on [[Silessa]].		A spell scroll bears one or more [[spells]]. A [[spellcaster]] reads a spell from the scroll to cast it, with the words of the spell disappearing as they are read. A spell scroll allows a spellcaster to cast more than his or her daily allotment of spells. Additionally, a spell scroll allows him or her to have at hand a wider range of spells including one or more spells that may rarely be needed but that when needed are essential. Finally, a spell scroll prepared by another spellcaster with access to higher level spells affords a spellcaster access, albeit not without risk, to one or more of those higher level spells. This explains how [[Professor Pacali]] can hope to cast the [[Mystick Cage]] spell and how [[Sarlandril]] cast [[Create Faux Henchman]] on [[Silessa]].

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Cure at 06:32, 28 December 2010

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	A spell scroll bears one or more [[spells]]. A [[spellcaster]] reads a spell from the scroll to cast it, with the words of the spell disappearing from sight as they are read. A spell scroll allows a spellcaster to cast more than his or her daily allotment of spells. Additionally, a spell scroll allows him or her to have at hand a wider range of spells including one or more spells that may rarely be needed but that when needed are essential. Finally, a spell scroll prepared by another spellcaster with access to higher level spells affords a spellcaster access, albeit not without risk, to one or more of those higher level spells. This explains how ~~Dr. Pasali~~ can hope to cast the [[Mystick Cage]] spell and how [[Silessa]]		A spell scroll bears one or more [[spells]]. A [[spellcaster]] reads a spell from the scroll to cast it, with the words of the spell disappearing from sight as they are read. A spell scroll allows a spellcaster to cast more than his or her daily allotment of spells. Additionally, a spell scroll allows him or her to have at hand a wider range of spells including one or more spells that may rarely be needed but that when needed are essential. Finally, a spell scroll prepared by another spellcaster with access to higher level spells affords a spellcaster access, albeit not without risk, to one or more of those higher level spells. This explains how [[Professor Pacali]] can hope to cast the [[Mystick Cage]] spell and how [[Sarlandril]] cast [[Create Faux Henchman]] on [[Silessa]].

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Cure at 06:30, 28 December 2010

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	A spell scroll bears one or more [[spells]]. A [[spellcaster]] reads a spell from the scroll to cast it, with the words of the spell disappearing from sight as they are read. A spell scroll allows a spellcaster to cast more than his or her daily allotment of spells. Additionally, a spell scroll allows him or her to have at hand a wider range of spells including one or more spells that may rarely be needed but that when needed are essential. Finally, a spell scroll prepared by a spellcaster with access to higher level spells affords a spellcaster access, albeit not without risk, to one or more higher level spells.		A spell scroll bears one or more [[spells]]. A [[spellcaster]] reads a spell from the scroll to cast it, with the words of the spell disappearing from sight as they are read. A spell scroll allows a spellcaster to cast more than his or her daily allotment of spells. Additionally, a spell scroll allows him or her to have at hand a wider range of spells including one or more spells that may rarely be needed but that when needed are essential. Finally, a spell scroll prepared by another spellcaster with access to higher level spells affords a spellcaster access, albeit not without risk, to one or more of those higher level spells. This explains how Dr. Pasali can hope to cast the [[Mystick Cage]] spell and how [[Silessa]]

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A spell scroll bears one or more [[spells]]. A [[spellcaster]] reads a spell from the scroll to cast it, with the words of the spell disappearing from sight as they are read. A spell scroll allows a spellcaster to cast more than his or her daily allotment of spells. Additionally, a spell scroll allows him or her to have at hand a wider range of spells including one or more spells that may rarely be needed but that when needed are essential. Finally, a spell scroll prepared by a spellcaster with access to higher level spells affords a spellcaster access, albeit not without risk, to one or more higher level spells.

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