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<blockquote data-quote="Aust Thale" data-source="post: 9164499" data-attributes="member: 6804768">Falen: With those attending him, he says,”Thank you for helping me.&nbsp; I’m better but not 100%.&nbsp; I think if I have the time, I can go to the Temple district and purchase a potion or two to help.&nbsp; I need to purchase some things as well.&nbsp; Point me to where I can acquire potions, scrolls, and magical whatnot, and I shan’t tarry long.&nbsp; I can join you before we go to assist the knight.“.&nbsp; Falen will move with purpose to the temple district and then to one of the retail magical ware stores nearby.&nbsp; After studying his spellbook, he made a list of what he was looking to purchase, first for use, and then for copying to his spellbook. He did not think of himself as a “wizard” in the traditional sense.&nbsp; Though he certainly possessed the intelligence and talent for it, his study of it was much akin to the way he approached alchemy: magic, much like alchemy, was and is an effective tool.&nbsp; To that end, he found himself accompanied by spellbooks filled with a patchwork quilt of spells that he had researched from the work of his late wizard mentor, Aust Quillion, the high minister of Tanger.&nbsp; The only consistent theme were divinations.&nbsp; What could he say?&nbsp; He enjoyed asking questions, both superficial and sublime.&nbsp; With his mentor gone, and his mentor’s spellbooks and laboratory hidden under several tons of collapsed tower, he was left to gather spells along the way.&nbsp; This was the first time he’d seen so many options to purchase scrolls of a certain sort.&nbsp; He found himself, despite having a splitting headache, excited. And he would find his newfound abilities exciting too once able to properly focus.&nbsp; </blockquote>

[QUOTE="Aust Thale, post: 9164499, member: 6804768"] Falen: With those attending him, he says,”[COLOR=rgb(41, 105, 176)]Thank you for helping me. I’m better but not 100%. I think if I have the time, I can go to the Temple district and purchase a potion or two to help. I need to purchase some things as well. Point me to where I can acquire potions, scrolls, and magical whatnot, and I shan’t tarry long. I can join you before we go to assist the knight.[/COLOR][COLOR=rgb(0, 0, 0)]“. Falen will move with purpose to the temple district and then to one of the retail magical ware stores nearby. After studying his spellbook, he made a list of what he was looking to purchase, first for use, and then for copying to his spellbook. He did not think of himself as a “wizard” in the traditional sense. Though he certainly possessed the intelligence and talent for it, his study of it was much akin to the way he approached alchemy: magic, much like alchemy, was and is an effective tool. To that end, he found himself accompanied by spellbooks filled with a patchwork quilt of spells that he had researched from the work of his late wizard mentor, Aust Quillion, the high minister of Tanger. The only consistent theme were divinations. What could he say? He enjoyed asking questions, both superficial and sublime. With his mentor gone, and his mentor’s spellbooks and laboratory hidden under several tons of collapsed tower, he was left to gather spells along the way. This was the first time he’d seen so many options to purchase scrolls of a certain sort. He found himself, despite having a splitting headache, excited. And he would find his newfound abilities exciting too once able to properly focus. [/COLOR] [/QUOTE]

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