Introduction Īn introduction by Graham Bottley was added for the Advanced Fighting Fantasy release in 2013. Title page of the original Penguin edition. Your mission will be fraught with danger but with these spells at your command you may yet succeed in your task - and live to tell the tale! For it contains the forty-eight spells you will need to enable you to challenge your foes and defeat your enemies using the magical arts of sorcery. If you have chosen to adopt the role of wizard The Sorcery Spell Book is a must. The book was republished by Arion Games in 2013 with additional material by Graham Bottley.įantasy adventure with a difference - for YOU are the hero! When the Sorcery! books were reprinted by Wizard Books in 2003 and Scholastic Books across 2018-present, they followed the same pattern as the Puffin printings (although in the instance of the Wizard edition the illustrations did survive the transition). It was subsequently incorporated, minus the illustrations, into the back of the four Sorcery! volumes when they were published by Puffin. outside of the original boxset) its name on the spine changed to The Sorcery! Spell Book, the '!' being added after the word Sorcery!). Interestingly, in those prints where it was produced to be sold individually (i.e.

It was then, for a very short time, published separately after the release of Kharé - Cityport of Traps until 1984 when Penguin migrated the Sorcery! books to Puffin Books. The original release was unnumbered in the original Penguin series ( ISBN 0-14-006793-0). It was written by Steve Jackson and illustrated throughout by John Blanche. The Sorcery Spell Book (also called The Sorcery! Spell Book) was a special spell book packaged with The Shamutanti Hills as the first release in the Sorcery! series by Penguin Books in the boxset entitled ' Steve Jackson's Sorcery!' in 1983.

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