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RULES
For each letter read books with titles, series names, authors (first or last names) that begin with letters that correspond to the word you choose. You also can use main or secondary characters (first or last names, and also nicknames). You may ignore the indefinite and definite articles (a, an, the, etc.)
These will be open for the entire challenge and can be done in no particular order. It will grant extra points for completion BUT it will also give negative points for lack of.IMPORTANT NOTE
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POINTS & SPELLS
Spells
2 Points per letter
5 Points per completed word
-1 Point per missing letter
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Obscure Spells
5 Points per letter
10 Points per completed word
-2 Point per missing letter
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Unforgivable Curses
10 Points per letter
20 Points per completed word
-5 Points per missing letter
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(*)Words to be spelled under spoiler tags
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EXAMPLES
Example 1: Incomplete Word:
L - Laini Taylor, Strange the Dreamer
U
M - Magic bites, Ilona Andrews
O
S - Stardust, Neil Gaiman
3 letters spelled: 3X2 = 6 points
2 letters missing: 2X (-1) = -2 points
Spell Total: 4 Points
Example 2: Complete Word:
L - Laini Taylor, Strange the Dreamer
U - Unwind, Neal Shusterman
M - Magic bites, Ilona Andrews
O - Oliver, Lauren - Delirium
S - Stardust, Neil Gaiman
5 letters spelled: 5X2 = 10 points
Completion bonus = 5 points
Spell Total: 15 Points
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PROCLAMATION: Spells
For the letters X, Y and V, you can also use translators names and or audion narrator names, providing the edition you are reading allows for it.
Meaning, you'll have to read the translated version to use translator's name or listening to the audio version to use the narrator's name.
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From the simple Nox and Lumos, to the legendary Wingardium Leviosa, and the more complex Expetrum Pattronum. Since spelling plays such an important part “It's leviOsa, not levioSA!" this will be a spell-it-out challenge. Perfect for using those quiet member books, and ensure that even slower readers can win points for the team.