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Letter to Conie The Necromancer.

Regardless of your choice of magical study, it is a sin to deny you knowledge based purely on an assumption. As a priest of Oghma it is my duty to ensure the free flow of his Light.

If you are willing to honour the Binder for his blessings, I will be happy to scribe scrolls for any spell you may have use for from the third and lower circles, at a purely nominal charge.

In addition to the usual spells castable by both preachers and arcanists, I can provide the ever-useful Invisibility spell, an area-affecting variant thereof, and a spell to open locks.

You may contact me by means of a note at the Stand, or in person. I'm sure I'll recognise such a striking manner of dress.

-Scribe Matthias Patson, Priest of Oghma.

Are you a wizard or a cleric?

THERE IS A DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CASTING STYLES!

Thus, I cannot use divine smitterins!

Conie

True, yes, if you are using wands. However, for spells shared by both the arcane and divine froms of the Art, there is enough commonality that a wizard may effectively use the knowledge within a scroll scribed by a cleric such as myself. If you wish, I'll provide you with a simple scroll of my own creation to prove such.

-Scribe Patson

//OOC: This does works, Arkhaman memorized one of them. Oddly enough, Clerics can write but not read Remove Curse.