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<blockquote data-quote="Tiberius" data-source="post: 968832" data-attributes="member: 1376">Not necessarily.&nbsp; The B^3 makes a great travelling spellbook.&nbsp; If I've got these huge tomes full of spells, I wouldn't want to lug them around all the time and risk their destruction, especially since spells are so expensive to scribe.&nbsp; Because the book accepts spells without cost, I can copy my spells from my &quot;library&quot; spellbooks to my &quot;traveling&quot; B^3 with a minimal expenditure of time.&nbsp; It's easily worth the cost of the Book to a) get rid of that weight and b) not have to worry about losing all of my spells should something catastrophic happen.I think the purpose of the item is to give wizards peace of mind, not wholly circumvent the scribing costs.&nbsp; Failure to scribe a spell onto a standard book which is left in a secure place is foolish in the extreme, and the wizard who seeks to minimize his costs that way is simply asking to be turned into a slightly more capable commoner when his book is destroyed.-Tiberius</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tiberius, post: 968832, member: 1376"] Not necessarily. The B^3 makes a great travelling spellbook. If I've got these huge tomes full of spells, I wouldn't want to lug them around all the time and risk their destruction, especially since spells are so expensive to scribe. Because the book accepts spells without cost, I can copy my spells from my "library" spellbooks to my "traveling" B^3 with a minimal expenditure of time. It's easily worth the cost of the Book to a) get rid of that weight and b) not have to worry about losing all of my spells should something catastrophic happen. I think the purpose of the item is to give wizards peace of mind, not wholly circumvent the scribing costs. Failure to scribe a spell onto a standard book which is left in a secure place is foolish in the extreme, and the wizard who seeks to minimize his costs that way is simply asking to be turned into a slightly more capable commoner when his book is destroyed. -Tiberius [/QUOTE]

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