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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sidran" data-source="post: 410049" data-attributes="member: 6160">37) The Ring of the Many Mini Meeeee's At first site this ring appears to be a very elaborately crafted ring set with five tiny rubies. When worn however its true silly qualities reveal themselves. The Ring creates 1d20 clones of the wearer at two size categories smaller than himself. Unfortunetly taking off the ring does not remove the Mini versions of the wearer who for the most part make themselves an annoyance to the wearer and his party.  38)The book of Vile forgetfulness One of the most vile of books that haunt wizards libraries the Book of Vile forgetfulness has cost more than one nosy wizards apprentice great sorrow, Marked in arcane symbols, all of which warning of the books dire design, cover the exterior bindery. Inside a reader might find the wizards personal thoughts on such things a hickups, and sneezes, headaches, and laughter, but most books read from one boring essay to the next all the way to the books end.  Its boring essays do not stop unsuspecting readers from reading it through its entirety as the book constantly casts a Charm Idiot spell compelling its reader forward to the end. Once a Book of vile forgetfulness has been finished being read, a reader begins to experience both long and short term memory loss Wizardly aprentices forget their memorized cantrips, Older Students their memorized spells, and the everyday man his list of chores. Characters who have read the entire book suffer at random -1 to their Wisdom modifiers, They can not remember common names of places or creatures when such information is required of them. Only the spell Remove Curse can remove the effects of the Book of Vile Forgetfulness</blockquote>

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