A Well-written note on the Guild Stone

*The note seems carefully written, on decent-quality paper...*

To those of the RPS:

I apologize for not putting this up sooner, but I took the liberties of placing protective wards upon the Dunbarton Library. Since we have rather...diverse personalities and goals within our society, I thought it best to have a place where we can gather in relative safety. So far as I know, the wards protect against the following when used with harmful intent: Elemental magic, divine magic, Necromancy, physical attacks, thrown weapons, attempts at mind-control, and attacking with the environment. However, the nature of the wards makes them unpredictable at times, but, as far as this humble spellcaster can tell, they will either prevent the offensive action from taking place at all, nullify its effect, or cause a backlash upon the individual attacking. Again, I apologize for not informing you all about this sooner, but I had pressing matters, as well as confirming if the wards were effective or not.

Sincerely,
Richard Harkins

PS: ...Recent events have revealed to me that, while the wards are effective, a sufficiently powerful attack could weaken or destroy them...Please be careful, and do not allow complacency to lure you into a dangerous situation.

((Between all the fights in the library, Jinn and I thought it would be a good idea to have something like this. xP))

[[About bloody time. XD]]

(( So, I started reading this and was all:
"J is using magic? Whaaaaaaat?"
And then I realized:
"Oh. Harkins."
>_> ))

*A message is delivered and posted onto the guild stone*

"Good to see a few more protective mesures put in place.
Just to inform everyone, I also set up a field to block all varieties of teleportation within the Library

Just hit the switch under the desk to re-activate it


E"

((Here that, Gatemo? Cap's set up a candle to summon you))

Gatemo: *sighs and gets a torch* -_-;

OOC - as a side note, I had assumed that the elemental protections already in place should prevent mundane disasters as a fire from occurring any more.

Now if some high powered Heirophant Archmage happened to drop a "storm of vengance" or a demigod of some sort got really annoyed, that would be something else.

Gatemo: SUNUVA--wait... *wonders if he can reach demigod status* Hmmm... >_>

*read the note*...eh...kinda good to have an hideout...*paladins get near dwer and yell out things like ''stop right there!''or ''youre under arrest!''*...*sigh*...guess i dotn have much time till those idiots are here *dweramond then disapear in the wood thinking of a way to get that bounty off his head*

dweramond finds a neatly folded piece of parchment hidden between the planks of wood.
Curiosity taking the better of him he pulls it out finding that it is addressed to him.

In a very neat and precise script the message reads on as follows.

.... as well I do have a suggestion for your little problem with those who call themselves Paladins.
In my researches I have come across some interesting formulas that may be of help.

There is a list of library references here

Read up on these and you should have a passable, if not viable, clone.
All that is left after that is to change your body to something a bit different as well as how you behave.

You may then deliver the expired clone for the reward while wearing your new look.
The reward should cover the costs of producing the clone.

Signed

A Freind