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| It's soaking wet and covered in mud. No idea what it is, or was... Maybe there's something interesting to read if you can clean it up... | |
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Found
Uses
- Provides a roleplay text.
- If the text has not yet been discovered by the player, they earn a
Roleplayer distinction.
You examine the
Scroll closely... You find a text, seemingly entitled " <text name> ". You read it intently...
A new text has been added to your documents ! - If the text has already been discovered by the player, regardless of circumstance, the item is basically wasted.
You examine the Scroll closely... You find a text, seemingly entitled " <text name> ". You read it intently...
You have already found this book, so it doesn't earn you any additional distinctions
- If the text has not yet been discovered by the player, they earn a
Notes
- Roleplay items need to be handled with care. The way it works, it is possible to have more texts unlocked than Roleplayer distinctions obtained. Such misfortune occurs whenever the player finds a text and dies on the same day in any way other than
Dead in your bed before day 5. This also applies to experienced players with 
Soul Score more than 100 in non-distant towns before day 8, who are not being credited any distinctions until then. If that is the case, it is advisable to refrain from using the item until a better opportunity occurs.
