Talk:Stormhaven House (Espar)

Hi Artyom. Thank you for editing the article; I am stilling getting used to editing the wiki. Had two questions:


 * Since this full page is sourced from a single page of a single book, I thought I had followed the "Article-wide citations" rule of https://forgottenrealms.fandom.com/wiki/Forgotten_Realms_Wiki:Help-Citing_sources . And so, did not cite it on every paragraph and line. Does that help policy refer to something else?


 * The cited resource says that spells of 6th level and higher are bought up immediately by the college, so that the public cannot get them (presumably because they are high level). You replaced what I had written with "most spells" which I feel does not convey the same meaning. I would recommend we revert this to earlier?

1366-1367 is the inferred date for Volo's Guide to Cormyr. So perhaps we can replace the 1358 DR and mid-14th Century with this?

Once again, thank you for doing the corrections!

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 * I'm not Artie, but I'll answer anyway for time zone-related reasons.
 * Article-wide citations used to be a thing but has fallen out of practice as our standards have increased. I'll suggest removing the section altogether to the other admins/mods.
 * Artie probably removed your mention of 6 level spells because it sounds like "crunch", i.e. game statistical information. I feel there may be some evidence that "spell levels" exist in-universe, but regardless we can probably find a more felicitous way of phrasing the information ("complex spells" or somesuch?).
 * I believe the phrasing of "mid-14 century" is meant to imply a larger span of time, since presumably Stormhaven House was operational beyond the narrow span of 1366–1367 DR.
 * Hope this helps. Ir&#39;revrykal (talk) 09:45, 10 March 2023 (UTC)

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Thank you for the reply! It does help.

Perhaps something like "high level spells", "powerful spells", or as you say, "complex spells"?

- BlissfulSavant

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I have changed 'most spells' -> 'powerful spells', as I felt 'most' carried a different meaning than the book had intended. Please feel free to discuss it further / change it back, if you deem it appropriate.

Thanks!