darkest dungeon items to use on bookshelf

Seeing the Future by Tenden Vaylor (How to see future events using religious texts).

Scroll Creation by Bassik Zeen (Best practices on writing magical scrolls, including material choices).

This PDF supports Adobe layers and the page backgrounds and images can be disabled to make printing easier. In both cases the value would be reduced and in the latter case the tablets would be much harder to transport, and much heavier. They do not have to be books either, as these could also be found as scrolls, or perhaps clay or stone tablets. In a fantasy setting, even a book of lesser importance will still have value, with a suggested price of 1d6 gp per book. Whether or not any book contains information that is useful or valuable is up to the GameMaster.

Similarly, 'Holy' and 'Unholy' can be altered as appropriate.

The books do not refer to specific faiths or gods, and these can be altered for a setting. Books can be useful and they can be valuable, but not every such book in a cleric's possession will be of truly outstanding value, though the majority will be lesser books of lesser value, and this supplement has 100 books on subjects of interest to such types to flesh out their bookshelves.

Darkest dungeon items to use on bookshelf