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The art of the Spellsword is a predominately Elven tradition, although a few non Elves have occasionally been known to pursue the discipline. Spellswords are warriors who have learnt to meld both magic and sword-play, resulting in the ability to channel spells through their weapons. They also learn the ability to cast arcane spells in armour with a reduced chance of failure.

The [[Wyvern's Talon]] encountered a Spellsword in the form of [[Andrius Dy'nesh]], who had been slain while investigating an outpost near Riddlebeck belonging to the Cult of the Goat.

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−	The art of the Spellsword is a predominately Elven tradition, although a few non Elves have occasionally been known to pursue the discipline. Spellswords are warriors who have learnt to meld both magic and sword-play, resulting in the ability to channel spells through their weapons. They also learn the ability to cast arcane spells in armour with a reduced chance of failure.	+	The art of the Spellsword is a predominately Elven tradition, although a few non [[Elves]] have occasionally been known to pursue the discipline. Spellswords are warriors who have learnt to meld both magic and sword-play, resulting in the ability to channel spells through their weapons. They also learn the ability to cast arcane spells in armour with a reduced chance of failure.

−	The [[Wyvern's Talon]] encountered a Spellsword in the form of [[Andrius Dy'nesh]], who had been slain while investigating an outpost near [[Riddlebeck]] belonging to the Cult of the Goat.	+	The [[Wyvern's Talon]] encountered a Spellsword in the form of [[Andrius Dy'nesh]], who had been slain while investigating an outpost near [[Riddlebeck]] belonging to [[the Cult of the Goat]].

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	The art of the Spellsword is a predominately Elven tradition, although a few non Elves have occasionally been known to pursue the discipline. Spellswords are warriors who have learnt to meld both magic and sword-play, resulting in the ability to channel spells through their weapons. They also learn the ability to cast arcane spells in armour with a reduced chance of failure.		The art of the Spellsword is a predominately Elven tradition, although a few non Elves have occasionally been known to pursue the discipline. Spellswords are warriors who have learnt to meld both magic and sword-play, resulting in the ability to channel spells through their weapons. They also learn the ability to cast arcane spells in armour with a reduced chance of failure.

−	The [[Wyvern's Talon]] encountered a Spellsword in the form of [[Andrius Dy'nesh]], who had been slain while investigating an outpost near Riddlebeck belonging to the Cult of the Goat.	+	The [[Wyvern's Talon]] encountered a Spellsword in the form of [[Andrius Dy'nesh]], who had been slain while investigating an outpost near [[Riddlebeck]] belonging to the Cult of the Goat.