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This describes a number of different methods of recording Force Powers.  It includes but is not limited to: Scrolls, Books, Manuscripts, or Datatapes.[[File:250px-SithScrolls2.jpg|thumb]]
 
 
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            This describes a number of different methods of recording Force Powers.  It includes but is not limited to: Scrolls, Books, Manuscripts, or Datatapes.[[File:250px-SithScrolls2.jpg|thumb]]


The ancient Dark Lord of the Sith Darth Andeddu was the author of many Sith scrolls which he hoarded in his Fortress on his homeworld of Prakith.
The ancient Dark Lord of the Sith Darth Andeddu was the author of many Sith scrolls which he hoarded in his Fortress on his homeworld of Prakith.

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This describes a number of different methods of recording Force Powers.  It includes but is not limited to: Scrolls, Books, Manuscripts, or Datatapes.

The ancient Dark Lord of the Sith Darth Andeddu was the author of many Sith scrolls which he hoarded in his Fortress on his homeworld of Prakith.


Sith Scrolls (SWG#5, page 66)To read a Sith scroll requires that the reader be familiar with the Sith language, either through pre-established character knowledge,

or a Very Difficult Languages roll. A Sith library typically contains 16D scrolls. The chance that a character finds the information he is searching for is a

cumulative 1% per scroll researched. Time spent researching is equal to that listed in the article.