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Commento di Ceruleagos

This book is located on the floor in the Dalaran Visitor's Center. Screenshot submitted for a better visual.

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Short range full-body instant cast teleportations have specific rules and boundaries which must be adhered to at all times. This book is a guideline for proper usage of this travel option, to ensure a safe and expedient teleportation.

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Rule #1: Never blink into space occupied by anyone else. Blink, as it has been taught, replaces the air and water from the caster's target position, to the caster's starting position. The spells success and widespread use is based on it's simple elegance: The real objective of the spell is to replace the caster's body with whatever is in front of them - the fact that the caster is moved to that area is the side-effect.

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The spell is elegant enough to recognize and avoid people most of the time. Immense Kirin Tor resources are being spent to perfect an already nearly flawless spell, but be warned that deliberate blinking into others may result in one of three outcomes: The caster replaces the caster, or both occupy the same space, creating a sickly abomination the likes of which even The Scourge would exile from their ranks. If you would like to prevent one of these three tragedies, please be mindful of your blink target areas. Which brings us to...

-Page 4-
Rule #2: Look where you're going! After a staggering number of incidences that were the product of people violating Rule #1, the Kirin Tor has moved this rule up from it's previous position at #8 to here. We understand that accidents happen, but some accidents are not so easily remedied. Remember mages, look both ways before crossing the Astral Plane!

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Rule #3: Don't blink to anywhere that you can't see. This is a variation of Rule #2 that deserves special mention, due to the fact that this rule is the one most commonly broken on purpose. Like Rule #2, we have gotten increasing reports of mages meeting tragic ends with their blink. Some mages admitted to consciously trying to blink through walls, into dark areas, and even inside crates in a desperate attempt to hide from pursuers. We cannot stress enough how foolish this is.

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Solid matter is connected to itself rigidly enough to, well, make it solid. Unlike air and water, which can be separated and swapped, the bonds of solids will translate onto the caster. The Kirin Tor feels obligated to list all documented Small Claims Disaster Cases pertaining to blinking inside solid objects. Memorize these claims, and avoid making the same mistakes yourselves:

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10012-c: "Removal of bar stool from hip of Squibly Ratchetdibble via fire. Collateral burns minimal."

19798-g: "Removal of (3) mithril support rods from head of Jenus Killian via corrosive brew. Thanks to RAS for donation of mentioned brew. Side-effect: Permanent hair loss of affected area."

14761-aa: "Removal of Cynthia Wallerby from side of barn via Goblin Shredder. Collateral damage is, unfortunately, severe. However, Mrs. Wallerby can still enjoy a full life with one hand and foot."

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16616-x: "Removal of Harland Wilson from statue of General Turalyon via magma, shipped from Ironforge. Collateral damage was moderate, but nearby school children witnessed the General being melted to retrieve him, and were consequently scarred for life."

11773-c: "Removal of (6) Snapvine Watermelons from torso of Sinella Redblade. Collateral damage minimal. (4) melons salvaged and donated to local orphanage."

<This goes on for hundreds of pages>

Commento di 372604

This is one of ther many "dud" books that occasionally take the place of a book needed for the High Learning achievement, where this is not. I found it in place of the The Schools of Arcane Magic - Abjuration book.

Commento di 229947

Clearly this is where all the time and effor spent on fixing blink went.

Commento di Bellar

I know a gnome, mage friend of mine who used to bemoan blinking into fences like those in Elwynn Forest with the two wooden cross bars holding them in place. *coughcoughJyral-Lightning'sBladecoughcough*

Commento di Saro

16616-x: "Removal of Harland Wilson from statue of General Turalyon via magma, shipped from Ironforge. Collateral damage was moderate, but nearby school children witnessed the General being melted to retrieve him, and were consequently scarred for life."

-Maybe this is why the "demon kids of Goldshire" stand idle on the first floor of a house, excactly 666 yards from the mentioned statue? :O

Commento di 298971

"19798-g: "Removal of (3) mithril support rods from head of Jenus Killian via corrosive brew. Thanks to RAS for donation of mentioned brew. Side-effect: Permanent hair loss of affected area."

There are still a few Killians left in Lordaeron, now Undercity. One of them became a mining trainer. Maybe the mentioned RAS is Ras Frosthwisper?

Commento di 655509

Anyone else notice that there are only two options on page three? Either it is transcribed wrong, or mages aren't very good at math.

Commento di luxxar

Imagine how many mage skeletons are stuck in walls around the world :D

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