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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Stormonu" data-source="post: 8171410" data-attributes="member: 52734">From Sinister Secret of Saltmarsh:[spoiler]The Magical Properties of Gemstones - written by the archmage Tenser, there is a sidebar on a strange sapphire which holds a powerful deamon, lost in an abandoned temple on the Plateau of the Scarlett BrotherhoodThe Magical Properties of Herbs and Flowers - again, written by Tenser, someone has scribbled notes about a strange plant called a "Gulthias Tree" and notes indicating an ancient citadel where it resides.The Metaphyics of Mathematics - written by the archmage Nystul, there are numerous notes written in invisible ink throughout the book.  A bloodstain on one of the pages has partly revealed one such passage, in which "-hind the smo-" can be made out.Sanbalet's Verses of Exquisite Love - this book of erotic poetry contains blackmail notes in the margin against several individuals in Saltmarsh and SeatonYe Secret of Ye Philosopher's Stone - contains a list of exotic items to retrieve and rare monsters to face[/spoiler]To be found in the Yawning Portal[spoiler]The Forge - a dwarven travelogue focusing primarily on rating and discussing various blacksmiths, foundries and other forge-related topics.  Copious notes on the pages discussing a meeting in Khundrukar and ending with "must meet again at Highforge."The Book of Keraptis - this book of magical notes and diagrams of odd trap-like contraptions is itself a trap.  Imbued with a sort of trap the soul, the more someone reads, the more the individual takes on the personality of Keraptis and becomes infactuated with locating White Plume Mountain, and convincing their comrades to "seek out the items within" - while actually seeking the indoctrination center themselves.The True and Complete History of Acerak the Mighty - a cryptic tome purporting to be the autobiography of Acerak and his rise to archmage and eventual seeking of immortality.  Filled with all sorts of misinformation about Acerak himself meant to mock and incite do-gooders, it also "hides" information on the location where Acerak plans to build his temple "tomb".[/spoiler]</blockquote>

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