>the spell that serves as a magical printing press is a baby-level spell

Dang, the revolution is gonna hit quick.

>the spell that serves as a magical printing press is a baby-level spell

Dang, the revolution is gonna hit quick.

I just mean it helps the caster to write the text correctly as they copy it into a new book. It's why they need to have plenty of ink, quills, a pen knife to carve new tips for the quills, and time.

Well, you frothing horde of loons. The wait is over.

BEHOLD!

As of now, I will no longer respond to the Interest Check.

kthxbye.

I just mean it helps the caster to write the text correctly as they copy it into a new book. It's why they need to have plenty of ink, quills, a pen knife to carve new tips for the quills, and time.

This is just me, but I think if a spell allows someone to do something at a level that would take someone doing it without magic years and years to master, it probably shouldn't be a novice level spell. Cause otherwise it'd be too easy to stack something like:

"Blademaster's Dance (Novice): Allows a person to use Master level Swordsmanship as long as the spell is active.
Runner's Wind (Novice): Allows a person to use Master level Sprinting as long as the spell is active.
Giant's Strength (Novice): Allows a person to use Master level Strength as long as the spell is active."

In addition to the economic busting ripple effects of the printing press, as was also mentioned.

You can just let me know if a spot opens up in the future see if I'm interested then. Most likely will make a new character, though I hope that won't take too long, because joining mid RP is always very awkward.

EDIT: Wrong place