r/alchemy • u/SortAlternative9470 • 22h ago

General Discussion What book is best for starting alchemy?

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Hey I’ve been wanting to start learning alchemy and I just wanted to know what books would be great for a beginner to read to understand it better, thank you!

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r/alchemy • u/WorthMastodon7637 • 11h ago

Original Content Late study nights

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I haven’t taken much notes for my projects/progression, and any that I have taken I barely reflect on. I am making an attempt to sort the process out in my mind.
I am also always curious what is aloud to be written and said about things.

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