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The '''Young Poisoner's Handbook''' is the starting book for [[Venom Mage]]s.
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The '''Young Poisoner's Handbook''' is a book with a few basic [[Poison Magic]] spells.
  
 
==Spells==
 
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==Further Reading==
 
==Further Reading==
The [[Book of Envenomations]] provides more advanced poison magic, though [[Poison Arrow]], the only level 6 poison spell, only appears in the [[Book of Annihilations]].
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The [[Trismegistus Codex]] and [[Great Wizards, Vol. II]] provide more advanced poison magic.
  
 
==History==
 
==History==
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*Prior to [[0.27]], the book contained [[Mephitic Cloud]] and [[Ignite Poison]]. Also, it was a starting book for [[Venom Mage]]s.
 
*In [[0.20]], [[Alistair's Intoxication]] was replaced by [[Poisonous Vapours]].
 
*In [[0.20]], [[Alistair's Intoxication]] was replaced by [[Poisonous Vapours]].
 
*Prior to [[0.19]], the book contained [[Cure Poison]] instead of [[Alistair's Intoxication]].
 
*Prior to [[0.19]], the book contained [[Cure Poison]] instead of [[Alistair's Intoxication]].

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Spellbook.png Young Poisoner's Handbook
Primary school Alchemy
An introductory book for the magic arts of poison. Readers are recommended to wear a pair of very thick, non-absorbent gloves.

The Young Poisoner's Handbook is a book with a few basic Poison Magic spells.

Spells

Tile Spell Type Level
Sting.png a - Sting Alchemy/Conjuration 1
Poisonous vapours.png b - Mercury Vapours Air/Alchemy 2
Olgreb's toxic radiance.png c - Olgreb's Toxic Radiance Alchemy 4


Further Reading

The Trismegistus Codex and Great Wizards, Vol. II provide more advanced poison magic.

History