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*A bundle of four scrolls, written in code. Anvan finds that the four scrolls squirreled away under Betda's forge are written in code. She cannot translate them. (Scrolls from under Betda's forge.) | *A bundle of four scrolls, written in code. Anvan finds that the four scrolls squirreled away under Betda's forge are written in code. She cannot translate them. (Scrolls from under Betda's forge.) | ||
*A slim traveling spellbook and a smaller book that contains mundane writing in a cramped and archaic hand -- both are written in Common and appear to contain the same handwriting. Both tomes are bound in dark leather and embossed with a silver run that looks like this: هڪ. | *A slim traveling spellbook and a smaller book that contains mundane writing in a cramped and archaic hand -- both are written in Common and appear to contain the same handwriting. Both tomes are bound in dark leather and embossed with a silver run that looks like this: هڪ. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:04, 20 July 2017
- A bundle of four scrolls, written in code. Anvan finds that the four scrolls squirreled away under Betda's forge are written in code. She cannot translate them. (Scrolls from under Betda's forge.)
- A slim traveling spellbook and a smaller book that contains mundane writing in a cramped and archaic hand -- both are written in Common and appear to contain the same handwriting. Both tomes are bound in dark leather and embossed with a silver run that looks like this: هڪ.
