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					Originally Posted by jimbox114
					
				 
				sub EVENT_SAY 
{  
 if ($text=~ /Hail/i){quest::say("Hello $name, are you interested in haveing your [spells] scribed?");} 
 if ($text=~ /spells/i){quest::say("You have come to the right person, however I need you to do me a small favor.  I do not like those thieves that have been hanging around the sewers.  You do know where I am talking about right?  It is the ones to the left of the gates of Freeport which lead you to North Freeport.  Anyways bring me one of there daggers and I will teach you all the spells that a $class can use.");} 
} 
sub EVENT_ITEM 
{ 
 if ($itemcount{1451} == 1){quest::say("Thank you for your troubles $name.  As promised here is your spells."); 
 quest::scribespells(65); 
 quest::exp(25);} 
} 
			
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 hmm. very strange. i don't see anything wrong. except for some mispellings. Which you might want to work out before putting this on a live server =)
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	if ($text=~ /Hail/i){quest::say("Hello $name, are you interested in haveing your [spells] scribed?");}
 haveing = having
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	Anyways bring me one of there daggers and I will teach you all the spells that a $class can use.
 there = their
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	 As promised here is your spells.
 here *are your spells.
But as far as the scribespells() command. passing a lvl through it won't do anything according to what Cofruben said. It simply scribes all spells for whatever level you are. So if you are lvl 5 and use it. youll have all spells up to lvl 5. ... not to 65. This is what cofruben seems to have said a few posts up. Never used it myself.