The Joy Spell Compendium is a comprehensive collection of spells, rituals, and practices designed to bring joy into one's life. This compendium is a valuable resource for anyone seeking to increase their happiness and find more joy in their daily lives. The compendium covers various aspects of joy, including spells for self-love, gratitude, and abundance. Each spell is carefully crafted and explained in detail, making it easy for practitioners of all levels to follow along and perform the spells successfully. One of the key features of the Joy Spell Compendium is the emphasis on intention setting. The spells in this compendium encourage individuals to set their intentions clearly and focus on what they truly desire in order to manifest joy into their lives.
Yes. The Digital one ends at 830.
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The spells in this compendium encourage individuals to set their intentions clearly and focus on what they truly desire in order to manifest joy into their lives. The spells in the compendium use a combination of herbs, crystals, candles, and incantations to amplify the energy and bring about positive change. The compendium also includes tips and suggestions for creating a sacred space and setting the right atmosphere to perform the spells effectively.
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I purchased the Priest's Spell Compendium Vol 3 off dmsguild and it is missing the last 20+ pages, including the pages of Errata for Vol 1 & 2.
Is there a copy of this errata that can be found anywhere else?
Navigator Greater Deity of DragonsfootPosts: 11680 Joined: Tue Jun 07, 2011 12:17 pm
Re: Priest's Spell Compendium Errata
Post by Navigator » Thu Sep 21, 2023 1:04 am
Hrm. I don't know about missing pages, as I have no physical copy. My digital copy came from DTRPG and ends at page 830, is this where yours ends?
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Re: Priest's Spell Compendium Errata
Post by McTacky » Thu Sep 21, 2023 9:16 am
Yes. The Digital one ends at 830.
After page 830 is supposed to be a Wizard's Spell List of somekind to reference the Wizard's Spell Compendium, as well as a Errata for Vol 1 & 2 of the Priest's Spell Compendium.
The priest spell Index in the PDF we have also says that on page 862 is the spell "Crown of Radiance - Archon (3rd)".
The Planescape Spell list also says: "Also, crown of radiance was omitted from Volume 1, and can be found in the errata of this volume."
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Re: Priest's Spell Compendium Errata
Post by Navigator » Thu Sep 21, 2023 9:50 am
Interesting. I had no idea there might be something that was supposed to be beyond the index, it seems like a natural place for the book to end. If you find anything, please post it here. I'd like to know about it myself.
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Re: Priest's Spell Compendium Errata
Post by DM_Bealz » Thu Sep 21, 2023 10:03 am
Huh, confirming that my digital copy also ends at 830. different store front, same company I think(?), DriveThruRPG.
Anyone have a physical copy to tell us what actually lies beyond?
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Re: Priest's Spell Compendium Errata
Post by McTacky » Thu Sep 21, 2023 10:21 am
Drivethrurpg and DMsGuild are pretty much the same website. I left a comment today on DMsGuild about the missing page, and that comment also shows up Drivethrurpg page.
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Re: Priest's Spell Compendium Errata
Post by Sgt Slag » Thu Sep 21, 2023 11:56 am
Have you checked Volume 4 for the missing pages? I had my PDF's printed as hard covers, by Lulu.com, but I won't have access to them until Saturday, as I am out of town until then. Cheers!
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Re: Priest's Spell Compendium Errata
Post by McTacky » Thu Sep 21, 2023 12:06 pm
In addition to spells, the Joy Spell Compendium also offers rituals and daily practices that promote joy and happiness. These practices range from mindfulness exercises to gratitude journaling, all aimed at cultivating a positive mindset and bringing more joy into one's life. Whether you are new to spell casting or an experienced practitioner, the Joy Spell Compendium is a valuable tool that can help you bring more joy into your life. It provides a wealth of information and guidance on how to use spells, rituals, and daily practices to enhance your happiness and well-being. By utilizing the resources and techniques outlined in this compendium, individuals can tap into their own inner power and create a life filled with joy and happiness. The Joy Spell Compendium is a must-have for anyone on a journey to discover the true meaning of joy and embrace it fully in their lives..
Reviews for "Joy in Nature: Spells to Connect with the Earth and Find Happiness in the Outdoors"
1. Tom - 1 star - I was really disappointed with the "Joy Spell Compendium". I had high hopes for a book that promised to bring joy into my life, but all it contained were generic and cliché spells that didn't really do much for me. I found the writing to be shallow and unoriginal, and I didn't feel any connection or inspiration while reading it. Overall, I would not recommend this book to anyone looking for a genuine and impactful guide to finding joy in their life.
2. Sarah - 2 stars - As someone who has been practicing witchcraft for years, I was excited to get my hands on the "Joy Spell Compendium". Unfortunately, it fell short of my expectations. The spells were poorly explained and lacked depth. It felt like the author rushed through the content without providing any real insight or guidance. I was hoping for a book that would help me tap into my own joy and discover new ways to experience happiness, but this book ended up being a disappointment.
3. James - 2 stars - The "Joy Spell Compendium" failed to capture my interest. The spells were repetitive and seemed to be more about wish fulfillment rather than genuine joy. I was hoping for a book that would provide unique rituals and practices to help me cultivate and sustain joy in my life, but this book felt like a collection of basic spells that I could find anywhere else. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone looking for a comprehensive and transformative guide to finding joy.