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{{item
|itemtype = Book
|name = Book of Dreams
|cost = ?
|weight = 7
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{{flavour|A record of the somniloquent utterings of an entranced mystic, describing a number of spells reflecting the mystic's dream state. Critics of the work argue that the spells are functionally no different than ones already known, but the book remains popular for its uniquely bizarre imagery and cryptic digressions.}}
 
This book can be commonly found in stores and has some very useful spells, as long as you have the skill to use them.


==Spells==
==Spells==
{{spellbook|Book of Dreams}}


{| cellpadding="5" border="1"
==History==
|-
*[[0.28]] gained [[Anguish]], lost [[Shadow Creatures]].
!| Spell                      || Type            || Level
*[[0.27]] lost [[Borgnjor's Vile Clutch]] and [[Silence]]
|-
*In [[0.26]], [[Darkness]] was removed.
|| a - [[Ensorcelled Hibernation]] || Hexes/Ice || 2
*In [[0.18]], the book lost the spells [[Mass Confusion]] and [[Phase Shift]], which were removed completely.
|-
*In [[0.17]], [[Flight (spell)|Flight]] was removed in favor of [[Silence]].
|| b - [[Flight]] || Charms/Air || 3
*In [[0.12]], [[Alistair's Intoxication]] was removed in favor of [[Mass Confusion]] and [[Darkness]].
|-
|| c - [[Alistair's Intoxication]] || Transmutation/Poison || 4
|-
|| d - [[Phase Shift]] || Translocation || 5
|-
|| e - [[Shadow Creatures ]] || Summoning || 5
|}

Latest revision as of 13:54, 23 March 2022

Version 0.28: This article may not be up to date for the latest stable release of Crawl.
 Book of Dreams
The somniloquent utterings of a famed mystic, using uniquely bizarre imagery and cryptic digressions to describe spells drawn from the mystic's visions.

Spells

History