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Scripture, Librams
A libram is a formal and written document.
Compared to other forms of scripture, a libram is a
recent creation. The pages of a libram are made of
parchment and bound together. Librams are formal
treatises on subjects, and are often categorized
in libraries.
01-20 Libram of Language:
Whosoever reads this libram will magically
master all languages. This libram will function
only once per character. When a character
finishes reading this libram, they will
instantly master all languages, and must also
pass a Common Sense sub-ability check at
TH 17 or attempt to destroy the libram,
rending it to pieces.
21-40 Libram of Lechery: Whosoever
reads this libram will master the subject
of fantasy and adult lechery. A permanent
bonus of 3d10 is applied to the skills
of Seduction and Sexual Adeptness.
41-60 Libram of Liberty: Whosoever
reads this libram will become more
liberal in all respects and value freedom, both
for themselves and others. From here forward,
this character will pursue the power
to do as desired.
61-80 Libram of Libido: Whosoever
reads this libram will realize the brevity
of life and experience a doubling of their
libido. Since their sexual desire has doubled,
the character will desire sex twice as often,
and be able to last twice as long until they
are satisfied.
81-100 Libram of Mastery: Whosoever
reads this libram will master the subject
of this libram so perfectly that an ability
or skill check will never be necessary regarding
the knowledge of it. The subject
of this libram is randomly determined. It
concerns a specific (01-10) ability, (11-20)
sub-ability, (21-30) gender, (31-40) race, (41-
50) disposition, (51-60) temperament, (61-
70) occupation, (71-80) skill, (81-90) piece
of equipment, or (91-100) spell.
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Scripture, Scrolls
A scroll is a long strip of papyrus, leather,
or parchment that is used as the body of a written
document. A scroll often has a rod with handles at
1 or both ends for convenience in rolling and storing
the scroll. Only tablets predate scrolls as the
oldest scripture.
01-16 Scroll of Sacrification:
Whosoever reads from this scroll will die as
a sacrifice to a random god.
17-32 Scroll of Sacrilege: Whosoever
reads from this scroll will be compelled
for 1d100 days to steal and desecrate
sacred items. Once desecrated, the item
must be made public. For example, a reader
may be compelled to smash and steal a statue
from a church. Later, its head or other body
parts may suddenly appear in the town
square.
33-48 Scroll of Sadness: Whosoever
reads from this scroll will gain 1d10
points in their Melancholic temperament.
This character will become more sad, depressed,
melancholic, sorrowful, unhappy,
and feel dejected. However, their points in
Sanguine temperament must also be considered
when determining the severity their
newfound sadness. This scroll functions
only once per character.
49-64 Scroll of Secrecy: Whosoever
writes a message on this scroll will notice
that the message is invisible to every
other character except the intended recipient
of the message.
65-80 Scroll of Snuffing: Whosoever
reads from this scroll will snuff their
own Life Points, 1 LP per sentence read.
Upon reading each sentence, a character
must pass an Intelligence check at TH 24 to
realize that their life is being snuffed. If they
become unconscious, then they die instantly.
81-100 Scroll of Spatial Intelligence:
Whosoever reads from this scroll will
experience an increase of 1d10 points in
their Spatial Intelligence sub-ability. This
scroll functions only once per character.
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