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History of Temples and Monasteries by the Countryside

AUTHOR: William of Tyre
PUBLISHER: Philosophical Collegium Publishing (50 copies printed)
TYPE/ASPECT: Mundane small-sized hardcover book.
CONDITION: Much damaged, but still readable.
LANGUAGE:Common speech (Common alphabet).
SUBJECT: Knowledge (Nature: seasons, cycles, and weather).
ORIGINALITY: Incomplete and rather faulty plagiarism of a well known text.
CLARITY: Incomprehensible (Int check DC=20 to benefit from book's contents)
LENGTH OF STUDY: 1 month (provided Intelligence check succeeded - see above).
BENEFIT FROM STUDY: Tutorial to learn specific feats (1d4 general/ metamagic/ or item creation feats, as most appropriate to book's title and subject).
BOOK MONETARY VALUE: Normal (from 1 to 10 gold pieces).
NOTES: This crappy item is in fact an invaluable book looking like a worthless bundle of papers, thanks to illusionary magic.

DESCRIPTION SUBMITTED BY: The D20 Scriptorium's Random Generator

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