A question about spells.(3.x related but probably not what you think)

[Evenglare]

So, im gearing up to make a costume (red robed raistlin from dragonlance) I have already cosplayed him as black robe . Sadly even though my costume was complete , I didnt have my staff OR more importantly my spellbook ! So now I had a fantastic idea. One day dress up as red robed raist, then the next day I'll switch to my black robes . I am working on my staff right now and I want to start on a spell book.... I had toyed with the idea of buying one of those book/case type of things ,but then the idea struck me! I'll make my own with REAL D&D spells.So this leads to my question...

Where can I find the entirety of arcane spells from 3.5. I want this book to be rather large , I plan on putting a separate page for each spell (I know I know higher level spells take up multiple pages but eh... I might make SOME crazy circles or something for the higher level ones so they will take up multiple pages) Anyway, back to the main point. Where can I download all of the arcane spells? I know they are covered under the OGL, so I want most all of them, spell compendium, complete line of books (warrior , arcane etc etc), core spells obviously. Preferably I'd like them in an easy to copy and paste document form.

Also if anyone knows of a good handwriting font to make it look a bit more authentic that would be awesome too , thanks !

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Got a tablet?

If so, shop for a suitable cover here.

Then just put your spells on the tablet- via photos, notepad, whatever- a magic Tome of Magic!

They also have things like portfolios, sketchbooks, journal covers, etc.- buy a journal or sketchbook, then paste in some photocopies of the spells you want...

 

[Evenglare]

nah man, I want to put some work into this, I want to bind my own book, put the printed material on some kind of sepia colored pages. Wrap the hard covers in leather . Tying to be as authentic as i can be.

 

[Ravellion]

nah man, I want to put some work into this, I want to bind my own book, put the printed material on some kind of sepia colored pages. Wrap the hard covers in leather . Tying to be as authentic as i can be.

The Hypertext d20 SRD (v3.5 d20 System Reference Document) :: d20srd.org

 

[Evenglare]

Yeah, I found that but I didnt find all the spells and descriptions and everything on one page. I have to click separately on each spell to get the information and that would take forever considering the amount of spells I'm wanting. I'd settle for them all on a separae page by level.

 

[Altamont Ravenard]

You can find a RTF document containing all the SRD spells here:

Revised (v.3.5)System Reference Document

They are in alphabetical order and you'll have to insert a page break after each one, but it's probably your best bet.

Regarding bookbinding: I am in no means an expert, but authentic bookbinding is a very long process.

Good luck!

AR

 

[Stormonu]

If you're looking for a good book to put Raist's spells into, you might want to look here - if not to buy, then for ideas.

Also, wouldn't it make more sense that if you're emulating Raist, you'd only want the spells Raist has in his spellbook (or Fistandilus's night-blue bound book)? Back when Dragonlance was made, there were certain spells that were unavailable to certain orders; Raist switched to black in part due to this. I just tried to do a quick search for his "official" spell list, but got no hits. Neither does DL14 (the last modules in the original series) seem to have a list of Raist's spells.

And my question is, are you going to put in "Shurak" as the verbal component for Light?

 

[FireLance]

And my question is, are you going to put in "Shurak" as the verbal component for Light?

"Shirak". As in, "Uh, Lunitari's idish, shirak, damen du!"

 

[Stormonu]

"Shirak". As in, "Uh, Lunitari's idish, shirak, damen du!"

Well, I was close. Must have been thinking of Shurdea, my homebrew's goddess of the sun.