The Fairy Spellbook
Where did Fairies and Pixies come from? What makes their magic different from all other magic on Trollworld?
Find out in the Fairy Spell Book.
Spell Book of the Leprechauns
Lucky thanked me for the drink and quaffed half of it. How such a little guy could handle such a big mug of beer baffled me, but it was easy for him. He quirked one amazing carroty red eyebrow and drawled out in a brogue so thick you could cut it with a warspoon, “Ye will be a’refilling this so long as I be a’talking, will ye not, me bucko Ken?” “Oh, yes,” I assured him. “Let me just top it off for you now.” I had taken the precaution of ordering a whole bucket of beer when we sat down together in the Seven Eyes Inn. “Now, I’d be interested to know as much about Leprechauns and their magic as you are willing to tell me.
Leprechauns are much luckier than men or even elves. Legend has it that when the Creator made the first Leprechaun, She asked him what gift he wanted, and he said Luck.
Find out why Leprechauns are the most hated kindred on Trollworld.
The Spellbook of Uruks
As hard as it may be to believe, uruks are related to elves. Loopo the Mad Mage used his magic to transform some of the Vartae (the Dark Elves) into uruks during the Wizard Wars at the dawn of history. One might think that uruk magic would be similar to elven magic, but nothing could be farther from the truth.
Violent sorcery of a violent people, these are the curses of Arahk Gnahk.
The Spell Book of the Gremlins
Gremlin magic is all about naughty thrills and supernatural spite. It can grow warts on your tongue, rot your dinner, and give your favorite milch-goat bad ideas.
Gremlin magic isn’t evil, but it is bad. Very bad!
The Spell Book of Shancinar (ancient elven magic) by…
Elven magic is the oldest wizardry on Trollworld. Behold! The secrets of the immortals of Shancinar!
Rock and Rule: The Spellbook of Gristlegrim’s Dwarves
Dwarven Wizards are rare, but when you find one, these are the spells he’s very likely to know. Dwarven magic is just a little HARDER than human magic.
Hi, this is Ken St. Andre speaking to you, the gamer. First, I created Tunnels & Trolls so I could have a fantasy world to play in. Then Trollworld grew up around the game. Games are incredibly restrictive–they hardly ever give a good picture of a whole world. These spellbooks are an attempt to show you that the world is far more diverse and interesting than the DT&T rules can show you. They are also fully compatible with every version of Tunnels and Trolls, and can be easily adapted to any other frpg. I just want you to know that Trollworld is not an either/or place–It’s a Yes/and place.