Spells & Magic Footnotes <1> Spell book number. <2> Standard, travelling, or special. <3> The encumbrance of a spell book may be more or less than it's physical weight. For example. A spell book may be enchanted so that it has 0 weight. Which means that it's encumbrance is added to the amount that a back pack can hold, because of it's size. But it has no effect on the amount that the character can carry. <4> Where the book is kept or carried. In your room?. In your back pack?. <5> list the starting nr. of pg's in the spell book, the nr. of pages used by spells, and the nr. of blank pg's remaining in the book. <6> The book nr. that the spell is written in. It may be in more than one book. Be sure to list them all. <7> The level of the spell. <8> The name of the spell. <9> Reference where the spell can by looked up. Include page nr. from the reference. <10> The nr. of pages that this particular spell uses up in your spell book. <11> If you are carrying components for this spell you should indicate the nr. of spell components carried here. <12> The initiative phase that the spell goes off in. <13> The knock down die of the spell; When applicable. <14> Check here to indicate that this spell is memorized; if applicable. [Pg #19]