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The [[spellbook]] of [[the Visitor]] was basically a single brass ring that held several brass plates with [[spell]]s inscribed upon them. It contains a modest selection of [[spell]]s from first through fifth levels, many of which are [[enchantment]].<ref>[[The Innocent]] p. 20, 22-23</ref> Strangely, despite the mention of the | The [[spellbook]] of [[the Visitor]] was basically a single brass ring that held several brass plates with [[spell]]s inscribed upon them. It contains a modest selection of [[spell]]s from first through fifth levels, many of which are [[enchantment]].<ref>[[The Innocent]] p. 20, 22-23</ref> Strangely, despite the mention of the Visitor charming [[Regold Durril]]<ref>p. 7</ref>, [[charm person]] or the like is not listed here. | ||
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The spellbook of the Visitor was basically a single brass ring that held several brass plates with spells inscribed upon them. It contains a modest selection of spells from first through fifth levels, many of which are enchantment.[1] Strangely, despite the mention of the Visitor charming Regold Durril[2], charm person or the like is not listed here.
References
- ↑ The Innocent p. 20, 22-23
- ↑ p. 7
