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| image = Book Stone Disc Image.png
| description = <b>The Careful Art of Tir'su Ciphers</b> is a stone disk of gith writing describing how to read other discs written in ancient dialects. It can be used to translate the Orpheus, Prince of the Comet discs.
| icon = Book Stone Disc Item Icon.png
| description = <b>The Careful Art of Tir'su Ciphers</b> is a stone disk of [[githyanki]] writing that describes how to translate Tir'su. It can be used to translate the Orpheus, Prince of the Comet discs.
| quote = This stone disk is carved with circular runes and pictographs.
| quote = This stone disk is carved with circular runes and pictographs.
| book text = [An engraved disc of githyanki origin containing a complex cipher that can decrypt ancient gith dialects. A useful discovery, if one should encounter such archaic writings.]
| book text = [An engraved disc of githyanki origin containing a complex cipher that can decrypt ancient gith dialects. A useful discovery, if one should encounter such archaic writings.]
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| weight lb = 1
| weight lb = 1
| price = 14
| price = 14
| where to find = * Fourth floor of {{coords|-34|-288|Arcane Tower}}
| image = Elaborate Slate Icon.png
| notes =  
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