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<blockquote data-quote="Random Axe" data-source="post: 5704767" data-attributes="member: 27853">I also remember in the TV show Angel, I think at the end of the 3rd season when the gang crossed over into Lorne's demon dimension to find &quot;Fred&quot;, there was a series of magical books, each of which made no sense on their own, but collected together, the passage of one page continued onto the same page of the next book, and so on.So the piece of paper held by the wizard could simply have been one book name, but a list of locations, so the party would have to search all the locations to get all the copies of the book.&nbsp; And as a twist, the paper doesn't mention his own library where the key, the Rosetta stone if you will, is held.&nbsp; So even if all the other books are collected, they still won't open up the eternal library without the wizard's own key (usually a shrewd party will think of searching the home library sooner than later).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Random Axe, post: 5704767, member: 27853"] I also remember in the TV show [I]Angel[/I], I think at the end of the 3rd season when the gang crossed over into Lorne's demon dimension to find "Fred", there was a series of magical books, each of which made no sense on their own, but collected together, the passage of one page continued onto the same page of the next book, and so on. So the piece of paper held by the wizard could simply have been one book name, but a list of locations, so the party would have to search all the locations to get all the copies of the book. And as a twist, the paper doesn't mention his own library where the key, the Rosetta stone if you will, is held. So even if all the other books are collected, they still won't open up the eternal library without the wizard's own key (usually a shrewd party will think of searching the home library sooner than later). [/QUOTE]

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