YaZug the Wizard's Information

Member of Lodgers and TAXI

Just ask about enchanting up to level 3 and portaling

Services

 Tariffs for Services Offered by Wizards
  These Tariffs are only an indication of what thee Faculty
  considers reasonable. Nobody asks you to charge anything,
  but if you do, here is an idea of what a very large majority
  of wizards considers reasonable:

  Enchantments ...... A$5  recharges, excluding materials cost:
  portals ........... A$5     pickling stick ...... A$5
  smaller services .. A$1 
  (e.g. checking enchantments)
  scribing scrolls .. A$5     You can use 'offer' to sell things.

Skills

Quests

• accomplished a sticky endeavour
• became more knowledgeable in magical control
• bounced a mouse around a house
• broke a witch's spell
• brought glory to the Ankh-Morpork Postal Service
• brought happiness through compassion
• brought light to a despairing nut
• comforted someone far from home
• completed the circle with an eye for detail
• created a weapon to a very high standard
• defeated Detritus in not-so-single combat
• delivered a long awaited parcel
• demonstrated a little control over expression
• discovered ancient machinery under the city
• discovered how to weigh things using powers of three
• disproved a long-standing myth
• donned a wig to break and enter
• doused a souse
• edited the film for "Blown Away"
• fetched a simple tool for a nice old man
• found a backway in when the guards refused entry
• found a safe haven in a dangerous environment
• found a shocking way to kill a foul torturer
• had lessons in a subtle art
• helped a lost soul rest in peace
• kept the volume down
• learned a foreign language
• learnt to use a simple tool for a simple purpose
• loosened a Feegle's tongue with strong drink
• lured it and stirred it
• made a reminder for a forgetful bird
• paid fair and square for sartorial repairs
• performed the usual service
• picked up the soap
• purchased some interesting (Know what I mean? Eh?) underwear
• put a spring in your step
• put two rocks together
• returned a vital machine part to its owner
• shooed some obnoxious shoes
• spilt one pint too many
• visited scenic Hillshire
• was a faithful customer of a jeweller's
• was a simple farm-hand for the day
• went the distance of displaying feelings