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Help the nooB!

SedgeSedge Member Posts: 29
edited December 2012 in New Players (NO SPOILERS!)
Hello i just started playing baldurs gate and a made a diviner. Started exploring Candlekeep and i aquired some gold doing quests and i wanted to purchase a spell called scroll: cure light wounds. After getting that i couldnt find my scroll anywhere, its not in my inventory, nor my mabe book nor my priest book... where is it and how can i learn that spell? please help my noob question!

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  • CaptRoryCaptRory Member Posts: 1,660
    Mages can't learn Cure Light Wounds. And you can't buy a scroll of it. You purchased a Service from the temple to have Cure Light Wounds cast on you.
  • swnmcmlxiswnmcmlxi Member Posts: 297
    edited December 2012
    Well, Winthrop (the innkeeper) does not sell any scrolls, and the only scroll the priest of Oghma sells is Stone to Flesh. Did you buy it from the priest? If so, did you press the 'sword-and-snake' button? If you did, you didn't buy the scroll, you paid the priest to cast the spell Cure Light Wounds on your character. Anything you buy should appear in your inventory.
    EDIT: Blast, late to the party...
    Post edited by swnmcmlxi on
  • swnmcmlxiswnmcmlxi Member Posts: 297
    edited December 2012
    [Error, ignore!]
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