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(almost) Infinite Umar With Project Journals in Imnsvale Inn

CrevsDaakCrevsDaak Member Posts: 7,155
edited February 2014 in Not An Issue
well, I could sell them all for 1 GP each but I am lazy to pick them up, THEY ARE SO MANY!!!
actually there are like 3 (IIRC, if not 4) containers with around 20+ books each one.
I don't know what type of Cult they were trying to disseminate by making so much copies of the same book and hide them in a 3 houses village in the only Inn's back part.
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  • TressetTresset Member, Moderator Posts: 8,268
    Hah! That is actually the whole point. It is supposed to be a joke, and I think it is a very funny one at that! The innkeeper supposedly found the journal and had a ton of copies made in hopes of making a fortune. Also I believe it is a reference to a movie I have never seen called "The Blair Witch Project".

    This is not an issue. @Illydth @Troodon80
  • CrevsDaakCrevsDaak Member Posts: 7,155
    @Tresset thanks for the info! I certainly thought so but I found strange that I had missed them in vanilla... I've explored everything in the inn (and there's a wand of fear with 2 charges in a trapped (arrow with poison) in a container alongside 20+ GP) in both games but... I've missed this.
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