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Building my first 3rd-edition wizard. What are the essentials?
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<blockquote data-quote="TYPO5478" data-source="post: 3637771" data-attributes="member: 37531"><p>That's the one in the DMG II, and I told you wrong earlier: it's <strong>way</strong> expensive. Like 27,000 gp expensive. In fact, in my opinion, it's <strong>too</strong> expensive. The only reason I can think of for it being that much is because they included three spells in the creation requisites (one of which is <em>fabricate</em>); I certainly don't think it's because it's actually worth that much in terms of usefulness. Maybe ask your DM about removing <em>fabricate</em> from the required spells and recalculate the price. Or just do without. Your call.</p><p></p><p>How long do you plan on being level 8? I got mine (okay, built for half the price) when I was level 7 and immediately wrote enough spells into it to nearly cover the cost completely. Of course, I had been saving up a few scrolls for specifically that purpose. I understand you may not want to spend the money on it as starting equipment, but I highly suggest getting one as soon as possible. I also suggest keeping a separate list of scrolls you're planning to copy into your book. That will allow you to do two things: first, keep track of those particular scrolls so you don't cast them by accident and second, keep a running tally of just how much it will cost to scribe those scrolls. You'd be surprised how fast it adds up. Just keep in mind: every page you write in a normal spellbook is 100 gp you're not spending on buying a Blessed Book.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="TYPO5478, post: 3637771, member: 37531"] That's the one in the DMG II, and I told you wrong earlier: it's [B]way[/B] expensive. Like 27,000 gp expensive. In fact, in my opinion, it's [B]too[/B] expensive. The only reason I can think of for it being that much is because they included three spells in the creation requisites (one of which is [I]fabricate[/I]); I certainly don't think it's because it's actually worth that much in terms of usefulness. Maybe ask your DM about removing [I]fabricate[/I] from the required spells and recalculate the price. Or just do without. Your call. How long do you plan on being level 8? I got mine (okay, built for half the price) when I was level 7 and immediately wrote enough spells into it to nearly cover the cost completely. Of course, I had been saving up a few scrolls for specifically that purpose. I understand you may not want to spend the money on it as starting equipment, but I highly suggest getting one as soon as possible. I also suggest keeping a separate list of scrolls you're planning to copy into your book. That will allow you to do two things: first, keep track of those particular scrolls so you don't cast them by accident and second, keep a running tally of just how much it will cost to scribe those scrolls. You'd be surprised how fast it adds up. Just keep in mind: every page you write in a normal spellbook is 100 gp you're not spending on buying a Blessed Book. [/QUOTE]
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