Suggest fills Caster Name with a random name, and the first name can be a single syllable. An elf also draws on softer syllables, and titles such as Evilbane, Weakslayer, and the Bold are in the mix for every class.
No change and Natural-born talent now show their Mercurial Magic text.
King Halgaz Bekur grimoires now include Crushing Fear, Veil of Unlife, and The Wraith King's Army.
Selecting a spell clears it from the other dropdowns. Randomly Select the Rest fills all remaining fields randomly.
For Clerics, Lay on Hands, Divine Aid, and Turn Unholy are added automatically to the Grimoire.
Added King Halgaz Bekur, Lavarial, Logos, The Arm of Vendel Re'Yune, Ptah-Ungurath, Radu, Set-Utekh the Destroyer, Umwansh, and Yan Oshoth to the list of patrons.
Added Four Maidens of Tylin, Hecate, Goddess of Witches and Hhaaashh-Lusss, Lord Duke of Reptiles to the list of patrons.
Added Enzazza, Queen of the Hive to the list of patrons.
Added an option to create a small box next to the spell name to add a note or manifestation description.
When Blessing Ally is selected or randomly rolled up, Blessing Self and Blessing Object are added to the PDF automatically.
Added the Fog Beast Patron.
The cover page image has been inverted to conserve ink.
A number of previously missing spells have been added.
The 'Emerikol' rolling method from Terry Olson (found in this year's Goodman Games Gencon Guide) has been added as an option for Mercurial Magic. Selecting this option makes it much less likely to get a 'no effect' mercurial result.
Spell Grimoire Notes
Because of space issues, I've not included spell manifestations or the possibility of rolling multiple Mercurial Magics.
Since the goal of the Grimoire is to have one page per spell, extremly long-winded spells require very small type! If you need larger type, simply print out the larger version from the DCC Spellbook. :)
I'm also looking to add alternate cover page designs for folks to choose from.
As always, I thank the amazing folks at Goodman Games for supporting community-created tools like the Sorcerer's Grimoire!
