[Xedra Evolved] Extend hedge magic research system, part 2

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Summary

Mods "[Xedra Evolved] Extend hedge magic research system, part 2"

Purpose of change

Finish up existing hedge magic texts onto the research system

Describe the solution

Move final four books over.

Describe alternatives you've considered

Testing

Books can be studied and teach rituals after they are.

Additional context

It'd be nice if studying were more engaging but reading badly-translated books written by weirdos and trying to draw occult knowledge out of them is probably extremely frustrating, to be honest.

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• The Real Actual Spell Book of Bloodstoppers and Bearwalkers
• The Real Actual Spell Goody Osborne's Booke of Remedies
• The Real Actual Spell Malleus Maleficarum

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