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There is exactly zero content overlap between any of the three books!

Thanks, Morrus! Banesfinger: Good question! That same question was asked at DriveThruRPG and I addressed it here: http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/221651/World-of-Farland-Campaign-Setting

The World of Farland's spooky October update has arrived. We bring you: A new NPC, Sir John Culwyn. He's not just any old knight... A new spell, Concussive Strike. Add a little more punch to the weapon damage of your party's warriors! A new monster, Roval ún. Tiny wings, big claws! Check it...

Our setting PDF finally went live on DrivethruRPG!

The World of Farland's September update has arrived. We give to you: Our third publication, the best one yet: the World of Farland Campaign Setting compendium. All setting content compiled in one highly-detailed, 256 page book, with exclusive new content! Three new herbs: Dogsbane, Fronded...

The World of Farland's August update is here. We present to you: A new map of Kale City. It's highly detailed. New fiction, the fourth part of "The Mists of Daven." The group discovers a terrible secret... A new background, Folk Healer. Give your PC a headstart in being an effective bandaid...

The World of Farland Game Master's Handbook has been published. Woot! It is available here: http://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/216503/World-of-Farland-Game-Masters-Handbook

Time for the World of Farland's July update! This month, we bring to you: The evil hag Dantha'Sule has been converted to 5e. New art of Dantha'Sule. New fiction, the third part of "The Mists of Daven." A musical version of Awa', Orcs, Awa'. Check it out here...

The World of Farland's June update has come, and it is an exciting one. This month, we give you: A new monster, the Gulogut. Half hydra and half otyugh, it is all terror... Three new herbs, Flamgart's Eye, Hellana, and Yellow Berry. Now your PCs can drink more, have better memory, and resist...

The World of Farland's May update is here. We present to you: New rules for Mastercraft items for D&D 5e. You know you missed them... A new magic item, Trickshot Ammo. It ignores cover, but it can't shoot straight. The map of Bestraville has been redone. This town is the end-point of many...

The World of Farland's Easter update is here. It consists of: A new monster, the Plaguesap Treant. A diseased treant that spreads disease... New art of the Plaguesap Treant. The map of Budum-Ishi has been redone. An egyptian-like city that holds a dark secret... New fiction, "The Mists of...

The World of Farland's Ides of March update is here. It consists of: A new monster, Burned Dead. One touch and the victim goes up in flames... New art of the Burned Dead. The map of Elder Daven City has been redone. Too bad the city is infested with the walking dead... A new NPC, the rogue...

This month we have a romantic, monster-filled Valentines Day update for you: A new adventure for 19th to 20th level PCs, "Wizard's Isle." Can the party unlock the secret of the mists of time? A new monster, Drowned Dead. Don't let them touch you or your lungs will fill with water... New art of...

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Thanks, Dax! Yeah, it's a labor of love. Thanks for the great review, Bupp! We appreciate it!

Our first update of 2017 has been published! This month we bring you: The map of Therolan, an elven village, has been redone. The final installment of Part 2 of the Darmon chronicles, "The Sack of Norville": Can Darmon hold off the dark horde and save the town of Norville? The immortal...

Thanks, Bupp! That's good to hear. We strive to make our content balanced.

Our World of Farland holiday update has come! This month we give you: The maps of Anaria, Western Anaria, and Hildolf have been redone. A new magic item, the Shield of Kassius. Talk about a true "shield wall"... Three new herbs: Capacin, Heshtail's Blessing, and Red Clover. Burn your foes...

I think RAW it says that each wizard uses an arcane notation original to him or herself. I think all spells must be copied into a wizard's book, partially because each wizard casts spells differently and must scribe it into their own personal notation.

Yes, in 5e wizards MUST copy spells to their own books. They can't cast out of other people's books. I think the in-game logic is that copying a spell is actually learning it, "unlocking" its use for the individual wizard.