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Grimoire |
| Arcane Spell, Arcane Ritual, Enchanting, Conjuring 360 (1 hour) |
| APC: 1 |
| SPC: Special |
| Range: Touch |
| Requires: Gesture, Verbal, Visual |
| Duration: Instantaneous |
| Spell Description |
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| When you cast this spell on a blank book, you can scribe knowledge in it. This knowledge can be a spell or information.
If the knowledge is a spell, expend the SPC of the spell, and then you lose access to the spell. If it is information, this spell costs 20 SPC. You and all willing creatures within 100 ft of you when you cast Grimoire forget the knowledge that was scribed into the Grimoire. After putting information or a spell into the Grimoire, that information is sealed away and the book appears blank or full of illegible scribbles (your choice). The book also appears worn and dark, as though stained by ink or rain or by ongoing heavy use, but no effort to clean or sully it further has any effect. If you cast this spell on a Grimoire, you unseal it and can read any information therein. If a Grimoire that you read in this way contains a spell, you may learn the spell or may cast it without learning it. If you cast it without learning it, you must spend the appropriate APC, but need not expend any SPC, then that spell magically fades away from the grimoire. If you learn the spell, then you must scribe one of your own spells of equal or greater SPC into the Grimoire, losing access to it. |