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  • OSE Spell Book - Detailed - Empty Cover.pdf
  • OSE Spell Book - Detailed - Heptagram Cover.pdf
  • OSE Spell Book - Detailed - Skull Cover.pdf
  • OSE Spell Book - Detailed - Moon Cover.pdf
  • OSE Spell Book - Empty Cover.pdf
  • OSE Spell Book - Heptagram Cover.pdf
  • OSE Spell Book - Moon Cover.pdf
  • OSE Spell Book - Skull Cover.pdf
  • OSE Spell Book - Detailed - Empty Cover.pdf
  • OSE Spell Book - Detailed - Heptagram Cover.pdf
  • OSE Spell Book - Detailed - Skull Cover.pdf
  • OSE Spell Book - Detailed - Moon Cover.pdf
  • OSE Spell Book - Empty Cover.pdf
  • OSE Spell Book - Heptagram Cover.pdf
  • OSE Spell Book - Moon Cover.pdf
  • OSE Spell Book - Skull Cover.pdf

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The idea of zine-format spellbooks has been on my mind for a while now. On one hand, they provide a great supplement to the character sheet for spellcasting characters, and on the other, as a GM, it’s much easier to hand a filled-out booklet to players if they find a grimoire in a dungeon or defeat an enemy wizard. These mini spellbooks are designed for the Old-School Essentials system, with each of the six arcane spell levels having a dedicated page in the booklet. Players can easily mark off memorized spells, keeping track of them with ease.

Cutting and folding zine booklets are nicely demonstrated in this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLuLjRFXv_U

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