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src/main/resources/assets/trickster/lavender/categories/tome_of_tomfoolery/basics.md

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   "icon": "trickster:top_hat",
   "ordinal": 0
 }
-```
+```
+
+Spell-scribing can be a daunting task to start with, 
+but the entries in this category should provide an introductory baseline to any newcomer.
+
+
+Some will also delve into specific tools in the magicians toolkit and their uses.

src/main/resources/assets/trickster/lavender/categories/tome_of_tomfoolery/events.md

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   "icon": "minecraft:sugar",
   "ordinal": 2
 }
-```
+```
+
+This category will go into event handling spell circles and ways to use them.
+These spell circles provide many options to make spells more persistent and interactive.

src/main/resources/assets/trickster/lavender/categories/tome_of_tomfoolery/tricks.md

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   "icon": "trickster:wand",
   "ordinal": 1
 }
-```
+```
+
+Tricks are the primary form of logic within spells, 
+providing ways to gather input, process data, and affect the outside world.

src/main/resources/assets/trickster/lavender/entries/tome_of_tomfoolery/entity_events.md

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 }
 ```
 
-TODO
+This entry lists available event patterns relating to entities.
+
+
+These can easily trap an unaware magician in their own 
+net so to speak, **use with caution**.
 
 ;;;;;
 

src/main/resources/assets/trickster/lavender/entries/tome_of_tomfoolery/events_rundown.md

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+```json
+{
+  "title": "Events and You",
+  "icon": "minecraft:gunpowder",
+  "category": "trickster:events"
+}
+```
+
+Spell circles can be placed directly in the world when given an event pattern to react to.
+This will let them be independently cast when the given event occurs within their range,
+and return a value to dictate how to respond to it.
+
+
+Many events can be directly cancelled by this method, 
+but side effects and exceptions are very much supported.
+
+;;;;;
+
+<|glyph@trickster:templates|trick-id=trickster:create_spell_circle,title=Perceptive Ploy|>
+
+vector, spell, spell ->
+
+---
+
+Places the latter spell at the given vector position and sets it 
+to listen for the event referenced by the former spell.
+
+;;;;;
+
+A spell fragment references an event when its root node contains a 
+pattern glyph corresponding to a defined event type, as listed in other entries in this category.
+
+
+Different events may provide different arguments to an event listening spell,
+these can be retrieved using the standard method as defined in [Spell Fragments](^trickster:functions).
+
+;;;;;
+
+Since it is very much possible an event listening circle makes its caster unable to move and/or break blocks,
+there exists a utility pattern to easily destroy a spell circle given a specific block position.
+
+
+See the next page.
+
+;;;;;
+
+<|glyph@trickster:templates|trick-id=trickster:delete_spell_circle,title=Cancellation Ploy|>
+
+vector -> boolean
+
+---
+
+Destroys any spell circle placed at the given vector position.
+Returns true if a spell circle was destroyed, or false if not.

src/main/resources/assets/trickster/lavender/entries/tome_of_tomfoolery/landing_page.md

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+```json
+{
+  "title": "Tome of Tomfoolery"
+}
+```
+
+![](trickster:textures/gui/img/intro.png,fit)

src/main/resources/assets/trickster/lavender/entries/tome_of_tomfoolery/mirror_of_evaluation.md

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+```json
+{
+  "title": "Mirror of Evaluation",
+  "icon": "trickster:mirror_of_evaluation",
+  "category": "trickster:basics"
+}
+```
+
+A Mirror of Evaluation is a tool very similar to the ever-useful [Scroll and Quill](^trickster:scroll_and_quill).
+The main difference is that it greedily casts any part of the spell it can while it is being written.
+
+
+Say for example you write a subcircle with two more subcircles, each containing a [Foundational Delusion](^trickster:basic_tricks).
+
+;;;;;
+
+When drawn, the glyphs of these subcircles will become literals for the number 2.
+
+
+Then, you can draw say, an [Annexation Stratagem](^trickster:arithmetic) in the parent circle of the two twos.
+This will immediately consume the two subcircles and evaluate to a literal 4 as a glyph in the parent circle.
+
+;;;;;
+
+The best way to understand these workings is absolutely to try them out for yourself:
+
+<recipe;trickster:mirror_of_evaluation>
+
+It's worth noting that, while it casts any part of the spell it can, the mirror still stores the spell its holding 
+inside itself as an inscribed spell. 
+
+;;;;;
+
+Thus making it accessible to all conventional spell reading and writing methods.