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Message: <blockquote data-quote="tetrasodium" data-source="post: 8138575" data-attributes="member: 93670">If the learned spells class is learning it through something like the sorcerer crystals in TCoE it's probably going to be smething they need to keep using just like if they are using a wand for it rather than "learning" it even if that wand is allowing them to use their own spell slots. I don't believe the analysis & resulting scribing of the spell should be consumed by a wizard scribing it to their spellbook even if they are scribing it from a scroll but I've seen tables do differently in the past under that circumstance of a scroll.  Even if it says that a wizard can  spend one day of analysis per spell level with a magic item to scribe the associated spell from a magic item capable of casting a spell with rare spells being two per spell level that's a huge boon for wizards over 5e's pray you find a spellbook early enough to care [USER=205]@TwoSix[/USER] your comment about "Don't play a wizard if the DM is overly stingy" is oddly strange given that your position is to ignore the rules & allow scribing spells for free.  In past editions you had things like [spoiler='this]from3.5 phb175[ATTACH type="full']129449[/ATTACH][/spoiler]while in 5e we have the HC adventures from wotc making spellbooks rare as hens teeth & typically not found until very late in the adventure if not from killing the final big bad.  All the platinum in the world doesn't do a wizard any good if they don't have anything to scribe.</blockquote>

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