>Go to board with international demographic. >Board with population who knows this mystery. >Ask question.
Wow. Truly the most random and Ilogical train of thought I can muster.
Christian Gutierrez
Bump for interest
Mason Russell
It's a mezuzah. It was probably stripped off the front door frame and tossed into the garage. The scroll is the Shema, an important series of prayers that we keep in door frames and also recite a whole bunch.
Liam Ortiz
Thank you. Truly our greatest ally.
Hunter Hill
you can ask it else where , make it /biz/ or some other shitty board.
Nathan Morris
This. It's a Mezuzah.
Easton Wright
Well thanks for wrapping up this mystery. I imagine its quite worthless to us goyim?
Matthew Hall
looks like a nice artifact, I would buy it for 10k
Henry Martin
Good goy
Easton Gomez
Post email.
Let us do business Greek Merchant.
Asher Nelson
It'd be a good start if you want to start collecting items from world religions. Otherwise, no. Throw it out; or, if you feel like being an extra good goy, bring it to a synagogue and let them take care of it.
>/biz/
Stop being stereotypical!
Julian Russell
I'll consider keeping it.
Thanks for helping.
Joseph King
I am a wizard of level 31, hailing from the tower of solitude in Central Italy. That is an ancient scroll of average power, it contains a spell of Harvberg's Black Tentacles
From my Librus Arcanum: A field of thick, 10 foot long rubbery tentacles rises from the ground. Each is capable of grappling a target and stealing 1d6+4 shekels. If successful, the target must then make a fortitude saving throw or become guilted of nazi crimes and genocide. The tentacles are randomly spread out over the area of effect allowing no more than half of the tentacles to reach a single target in any given round. The inability of the tentacles to target small creatures makes all small creatures completely immune to the spell's effects. In other words, American manlets are not affected