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I'm looking for a way or three, any advice would be helpful. I'll list what I know.
1. Be taught.
2. Study the embroidery patterns (they don't last very long)
3. Read a scroll (too low to learn from it)
Does reading books in a library teach it decently at all? I'm looking for a practical way that's fairly cheap, if that's possible. A class can be hard to come by sometimes.
Tim.
1. Spellbook studying.(Expensive, though)
2. Reading books in libraries(Doesn't teach much)
3. Ledger studying(Traders only)
4. Pattern studying
5. Bead primers
6. Enchanting Scroll studying(Moon Mages only)
7. Making the first fold on origami paper.
My prefered method is using my spellbook...but not everyone has one lying around.
I found that making the first fold on origami paper teaches quite nicely.
Steps for origami scholarship:
1. Figure out which set of instructions to use, buy a bunch of cheap paper and stick them in container1.
2. Get out your handy instructions and a piece of paper from container 1. FOLD paper.
3. Put paper in container2.
Repeat steps 2 and 3 until you reach the desired level of Scholarship learning.(Usually 10 or so papers, I believe)
You can then use the papers in container2 for Combat Origami.
-Kilan
No matter where light goes...it will find darkness has been there first.
2. Reading books in libraries(Doesn't teach much)
3. Ledger studying(Traders only)
4. Pattern studying
5. Bead primers
6. Enchanting Scroll studying(Moon Mages only)
7. Making the first fold on origami paper.
My prefered method is using my spellbook...but not everyone has one lying around.
I found that making the first fold on origami paper teaches quite nicely.
Steps for origami scholarship:
1. Figure out which set of instructions to use, buy a bunch of cheap paper and stick them in container1.
2. Get out your handy instructions and a piece of paper from container 1. FOLD paper.
3. Put paper in container2.
Repeat steps 2 and 3 until you reach the desired level of Scholarship learning.(Usually 10 or so papers, I believe)
You can then use the papers in container2 for Combat Origami.
-Kilan
No matter where light goes...it will find darkness has been there first.
