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Sol will also try to get his magic shield repaired while he has the chance.

Sol can get his shield repaired, of course, but its magic is irrevocably lost due to the damage taken.

You'll get the clerical scrolls(s) for free from the temple of Thoth, so there's no need to pay. The main question here is how long you want to wait for them to be scribed. The more you want, the longer it takes. The amount of spells given in your last post sums up to several days, even more when all is on just one scroll because only one cleric can work on it then. Grouping the spells together by level, will reduce the scribing time.

So how many spells can a scribe do in one day? Would it be possible to have all done in one day with 1 scribe per scroll?

I'm not familiar with these rules.

Ok, then we can also make it to 2 or 3 days. I suggest after we find out how many days we need for the rest we adjust the scrolls to fit that. But personally, I'd prefer all individual scrolls then.

Okay, so we have healing potions and clerical scrolls. Is there anything else you need, except for standard equipment like rations and water supplies?

I think that Sol and Gaderon are good.

Buying magic items aside from potions and scrolls which are fairly easy manufactured, isn't possible because there are no magic shops or something along that line in all of Khemit. People who own magic items usually don't sell them. The exception to this rule are sometimes groups of adventurers who, after plundering a tomb or some other place, might find stuff that they themselves don't need and try to sell to others. As there aren't that many adventuring groups around, you have to be lucky to meet one that is willing to sell.

A sanctuary for a word of recall spell must always be in a place that is sacred to the cleric. Neith, being one of the most revered goddesses of the kingdom has a large temple here in Theben, so that might probably be the best place for Ahi to go.