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* Your subsequent responses don't seem to matter.
* Your subsequent responses don't seem to matter.
* She always brings up "[[Necromancy of Thay|the book]]" and closes the dialogue.
* She always brings up "[[Necromancy of Thay|the book]]" and closes the dialogue.
* Ensure the character has successfully read "the book" and talk to the familiar again. Does not work if you are disguised
* Ensure the party member has interacted with "the book" and then talk to the familiar again. It's okay if it's not even possible to open the book yet, let alone read it, as long as the book has been interacted with and obtained. Does not work if you are disguised.
* If all prerequisites were met, the familiar responds with a line starting with "Oh, oh, a spell shite!", and at this point, the character obtains the summoning spell.
* If all prerequisites were met, the familiar responds with a line starting with "Oh, oh, a spell shite!", and at this point, the party member obtains the summoning spell.
* If the familiar gets stuck on "See. Tell you truth, beefy." and the summoning spell has not been obtained, some of the prerequisites may not have been met.
* If the familiar gets stuck on "See. Tell you truth, beefy." and the summoning spell has not been obtained, some of the prerequisites may not have been met.
* Draconic Bloodline Sorcerers have an option to try to convince Shovel that they are actually a dragon in disguise. This leads to some amusing dialogue with her but doesn't seem to lead to learning the summoning spell. Choosing either of the other subclass-specific dialogue options does.
* Draconic Bloodline Sorcerers have an option to try to convince Shovel that they are actually a dragon in disguise. This leads to some amusing dialogue with her but doesn't seem to lead to learning the summoning spell. Choosing either of the other subclass-specific dialogue options does.

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