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"These are all very disturbing, yet very interesting notes. I am quite nervous as to what this all means. I assume that outsider, or the leader of the eyeless things, was Grallak Kur. I think that we need to make our way back to our employer. We might want to observe his home first, as if he...

to be more specific, I plan to wait for the clerics to get their spells, and the cover of night. I believe that's 30ish hours

I was under the understanding that we are going to wait through the next day until the cover of night/lack of miners

Ava removes Angrods hand from the wound, and replaces it with her own. "Well, it's a somewhat odd grouping of items. I have no idea if it means anything." Ava gives out a huff after she finishes her prayers. "Is seeing what is on the other side of the locked door worth the risk? And if so...

Bazrim, eventually grabs some food out of his pack, and starts his meal, never taking his eyes off the spellbook.

So, I think we need to solve one problem at a time, instead of talking about everything at once, and getting confused. Hopefully this will make the process move smoothly. So, I am going to start with the problem I had to begin with. I think it is incredibly stupid that a wizard has to copy a...

"Well, this visit has been profitable. Now, do we contintue throught the locked dooe? Or, do we just wait the storm out now?" Ava then grabs her holy symbol. "If we decide to continue on, it will be a risk, as I have very little ability to heal, left until the morning."

I am 100% for making changes to the rules about learning spells, spellbooks and such. I am also 100% against completely stoping the game while we figure this out. As I am the only one that is currently effected by this. I have no problem with keeping the game going, and once we have a...

My understanding is that when you gain a level 2 spells 'magically appear' in your spellbook. This is similar to what happens when a fighter takes a level of wizard. (insert oots comic here) It is just assumed that in your character's down time, they have been studying how to make that spell...

"Angrod? Did you find a trap? Come back here, I can help protect you if something goes wrong." cast resistance on Angrod (+1 to saves for 1 minute).

I hate pouring gas on this fire, but I have several spellbooks, some of those have doubled up spells. Are spells with the same name in different books considered as the same or different spells when it comes to missing my spellcraft check?

Just came up with the idea that maybe we should have it more like the leveling. So, 1 level away is +/-1, 2 levels away is +/-3, 3 levels away is +/-6, etc.

I have a proposed sliding scale for time of 'learning' spells and for adjusting the Spellcraft check. Here it is. For time start with 4 hours. That is how long it takes to learn a spell that is of the max spell level you are able to cast. Take the spell level of the spell you are trying to...

So, I have been thinking about this for a while, but I am really tired, so this might just come out as ramblings. Personally I think that what M_N proposed is better than the RAW. The RAW basically makes spellbooks you find useless. It also means that when a party reaches level 5, 7, 9, etc...

"I'm starting to think that once we finish this search, we will have seen things that we will never be able to forget." Ava then pauses and stares at the locked door. "I think we should leave that door alone, at least until we take care of all the opened ones."

Bazrim gathers his things, and then walks up the curved stair case. Once he reaches the top platform, he pulls out a spell book and begins to study. learn shield. spellcraft +10

"Even though we can fix the elevator and go up in the morning, it is still probably best that we wait until tomorrow night to head up." Bazrim emphasizes the 'tomorrow' to help ease Eskard's thought process. "If you really want to play it safe, we can wait until tomorrow night, get out of this...

"I'm sure Eskard would be more than happy to deal with the few guards we'll pass. If the sounds of the last battle didn't alert someone to our wearabouts, I'm sure that the crashing of the elevator did. What I'm getting at is that if someone is waiting to kill us, they will be waiting there...

Ava, somewhat shocked by the quick reaction by the elf. "Good shot. We should probably keep moving. Let's check out the next door." She then begins to make her way to the nothern door.

Bazrim stands up from his make shift chair, after going through the last book. "I don't see anything in here that can help us. I'm not skilled enough to use some of these spells. I'm out of options. Kushnak, Nethzar, do either of your gods grant you any spells that might get us out of here?"