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The mage casts a concentrated blast of psychic energy at one opponent doing hits of damage for each experience level of the mage. The entire party will seem to waver and blur in the sight of the monsters, making the party very difficult to strike. In a state of magically- heightened awareness, the spell caster will be able to sense a trap within 30 feet, if he faces it. If successfully cast, this spell will make a group of your enemies miss the following attack round. This spell will reveal the true nature of any illusion attacking the party, causing it to instantly vanish.

A magical illusion appears in the party's special slot. Unable to attack, it will serve to draw enemy attacks to himself. A higher power "Mind Jab," does hits of damage to one foe, times the experience level of the mage. This incantation will make a group of your enemies shake in fear, reducing their ability to attack and do damage. This spell creates an illusionary wolf to join the party. This and other illusions are only effective as long as an enemy "believes" them. Depending on power and location, the monster may see through the illusion, and cause it to vanish. The mage casting this spell will turn nearly invisible in the eyes of his enemies, who will have great difficulty in striking him.

The mage will experience heightened awareness and be able to sense stairways, special encounters, spell negation zones, and other unusual occurrences. Causes a group of your enemies to fear you greatly, lessening their morale and their ability to hit and damage you. The members of the mage's party will all receive perfect night- vision, which will last indefinitely. This spell will create the illusion of a battle-ready warrior that joins your party. This spell will create the illusion of an ogre, which will accompany and fight with your party. This spell will destroy any illusion fighting the party, and any new illusions created later in the combat.

It will also point out any dopplegangers in the party. A sharp explosion of psychic energy that inflicts hits to each and every enemy you face. This spell will make a member of your party go totally insane. Useful for possessions. This spell will create an illusionary storm giant, to join with, and fight for, your party. This spell will gate into our universe a lower power elemental or demon, who will under protest join the party. This spell will do 32 to points of damage to a single demon. The power to summon is the power to destroy.

But a book is a book, right?

Gives a dead character undead strength, making him attack your enemies as though he were truly alive. This spell, if successful, possesses the mind of any enemy, forcing him to join your party and fight in its defense. Range View: spell affects line of sight 1 Foe: spell affects a single monster, regardless of how many you face. Duration Combat: spell lasts until all monsters or all party members are killed, or until party runs away.

FireHammer said:. Market price for resell is generally half the price of an item's normal market cost, and the cost of a spellbook is gp. Now, if you are ruling that the book still has spells in it that are useful for other wizards, maybe the price would go up. I guess that's up to the DM. I would probably rule it like it's a magic item, and use the rules for finding a buyer of a magic item in the DM guide. FormerlyHemlock Visitor. I value scrolls at spell level x spell level x 50 gp. That undervalues high-level scrolls according to the pricing guidelines, but I am not sure I care, as I'd rather have an easy-to-remember formula than stick to the arbitrary pricing guidelines.

So I'd value a spellbook at the same rate.

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Spells in a book are less useful than scrolls because you can't cast them -- but for the purpose people are buying the spellbook they are more useful than scrolls because they don't vanish after writing, giving the book tremendous resale value. So it's a wash and I'd price it like a bunch of scrolls. Adding up all those spell levels can be a pain, so a quick-and-dirty approximation is to just look at the highest level of spells and do spell level x spell level x spell level x gp. So a book with 3rd-level spells in it is worth 2, gp, and a book with 9th-level spells is 72, gp.

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This assumes that the book also contains about 4 spells per level at lower levels; if the spell book is sparse, cut the value in half or so. I'm of the opinion that trade in magic items should be allowed, but only as a tricky and adventure-prone process. EDIT: Handy table of pre-calculated values. Max Spell Level : Spellbook Price 1st : 50 gp per spell just add them up, if it's only 1st-level spells 2nd : gp total; don't count the spells at levels higher than 1st 3rd : 2, gp 4th : 6, gp 5th : 12, gp 6th : 21, gp 7th : 34, gp 8th : 51, gp 9th : 72, gp.

Last edited: May 11, Sunseeker Guest. A book of spells is less useful to everyone, but potentially more useful to specific caster-types. Here's the bigger question: what is your player selling that any two-bit wizard can't get on their own from the local library? What's special about the PC's extra spellbook that makes it valuable? I'm not sure what sort of setting you're playing in because if it's high-magic, a book full of mid-tier adventurer spells is going to be common and have little value.

A low-magic setting may raise the value, but the number of buyers is going to be painfully low. Are there restrictions on the availability of magic? What's to stop your player from being arrested for selling magic without a license? Especially if you're in a major city where there are potentially lots of buyers? It seems like copying the spells should have some kind of cost, much like making a ritual version of a spell does.

If you want to finely grain it and say that magic becomes more rare as it increases in level as I personally enjoy , then make it: 10gp per spell level X spell level. Possess one of girls. Manna-2 Kick Joe. Manna-1 I have been sent to him. Say you were sent here. Crush the mans soul. Crush her soul.

Try to maneuver her. Pursue in spirit form. Attempt to seduce. Go along with it.

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Do not crush his soul. Possess him now. I do have the manna. Return to your body. Try to possess Reginold. Final Reckoning on her. General hints: Health is abundant, mana is rare — generally trade health for mana when the option exists, and ALWAYS trade health for morale. This is debatable — suppressing Mazellos is -6 health, -2 morale.

I doubt this is the case, though. This path results in an ending with 17 health, 6 mana, 24 morale for points — this almost certainly perfect. As long as you avoid detection, health is absurdly abundant — never pay any other resources to improve health. Mana is also fairly abundant, so the focus should be on improving morale more or less exclusively. Again, you are health rich in this game. General hints: Mana is absurdly abundant — you should almost always choose to spend mana when the option is available.

Therefore, when the option exists to sacrifice health, you should take it. Note that you pick up the walkthrough against at [-2 mana], so you do lose 2 mana on this path. The in game hint that this is wrong is that it forces you to take this path anyway. Thank you for the input. Hells… I just bought the third segment, then played it and the free first volume. Is it the pictures that boost its value?

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WC was written by Sam Landstrom in his own programming language, and he publishes the game to Kindle and Android himself. We license the content from him, and sets his own prices across platforms. Or, at least, that how I understand it. Copyediting or no, Hosted Games and the official Choice games are longer, have less errors and are in many cases better written; why not raise the price?

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ADNox The difference in price comes from who controls the price. When does Volume 6 come to kindle?!!

Did you know that Sam Landstrom is also a publisher now? First of all, in chapter 3, when you choose "Lightning bolt it.