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 ^  Experience Points Gained Through Study  |||
 ^  Intelligence  ^  Chance of Gaining Experience  ^  Experience gained  |
-|  9-12  |  1 in 10  |  1d3 points  |
+|  9\-12  |  1 in 10  |  1d3 points  |
-|  13-15  |  1 in 6  |  1d4 points  |
+|  13\-15  |  1 in 6  |  1d4 points  |
-|  16-18  |  1 in 4  |  1d6 points  |
+|  16\-18  |  1 in 4  |  1d6 points  |
 The studious Sorcerer also needs access to a place where they can study and research⁠ -- a combination of a laboratory and a library. This takes a considerable amount of money, a number of crowns equal to the number of
-experience points required for the Rank of the Sorcerer. For example, a Rank 6 Sorcerer who wishes to gain further experience through study and research will require access to a library and laboratory costing at least 200 crowns. It is no coincidence that this is also what is needed for a Sorcerer's alchemical laboratory (Dragon Warriors p30) because these two areas overlap. If these rules are being used, it is suggested that time spent creating scrolls, potions, and other magical devices should be considered study time as well for the purposes of gaining experience.
+experience points required for the Rank of the Sorcerer. For example, a Rank\_6 Sorcerer who wishes to gain further experience through study and research will require access to a library and laboratory costing at least 200 crowns. It is no coincidence that this is also what is needed for a Sorcerer's alchemical laboratory (Dragon Warriors\_p.\_30) because these two areas overlap. If these rules are being used, it is suggested that time spent creating scrolls, potions, and other magical devices should be considered study time as well for the purposes of gaining experience.
-At the GM's discretion, a sorcerer may not necessarily need to own all of their own laboratory equipment and library⁠ -- up to half the necessary cost may be offset by regular access to a library owned by another -- perhaps a noble patron of scholarly bent or something like [[atlas:the city and guild library|the City and Guild Library]] of Ongus⁠ -- it will be up to the GM to decide what value can be placed on access to such a library -- the special collection in the cellar of the City and Guild would likely be worth 1000 crowns in its own right for these purposes, but such libraries are few and far between.
+At the GM's discretion, a sorcerer may not necessarily need to own all of their own laboratory equipment and library⁠ -- up to half the necessary cost may be offset by regular access to a library owned by another -- perhaps a noble patron of scholarly bent or something like [[atlas:city and guild library|the City and Guild Library]] of Ongus⁠ -- it will be up to the GM to decide what value can be placed on access to such a library -- the special collection in the cellar of the City and Guild would likely be worth 1000 crowns in its own right for these purposes, but such libraries are few and far between.
 These rules could be adapted for other professions. If this is done, then the table for 'Amount of Experience Gained' should be modified to be based on other statistics besides Intelligence where appropriate. Rather than access to a laboratory and library being required, something more appropriate to those other professions would be suitable.
 //This article first appeared in [[https://preview.drivethrurpg.com/en/product/378312/Casket-of-Fays-5--a-Dragon-Warriors-RPG-fanzine|Casket of Fays Issue 5]].//