It's an object lesson to the players that they really should have a wizard? Seriously, they could sell it or trade it to a wizard in return for scrolls or some other item NPC wizards can make, or use it as a 'signing bonus' to attract a wizard as a henchman.Using CoS and the party has no wizard; what good is a captured spellbook (other than selling / trading to someone)?
You mean, like, tear out the page a spell is on, roll it up and use it later to cast the spell?You can't make scrolls out of it, right?
If they're fighting a wizard or looting a wizards condo, it only makes sense they might acquire his spellbook. Now if they were fighting a warlock or looting a sorcerer's studio, maybe it'd be something else.I'm thinking I may replace the spellbook with different treasure (probably some scrolls).
Using CoS and the party has no wizard; what good is a captured spellbook (other than selling / trading to someone)? You can't make scrolls out of it, right? I'm thinking I may replace the spellbook with different treasure (probably some scrolls).


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Rulebook featuring "high magic" options, including a host of new spells.