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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ion" data-source="post: 2171393" data-attributes="member: 16028">So I have this cleric paladin character in the works, who, at the moment, is planning on leaning towards more paladin than cleric.  Being the only source of healing in the party, I thought he would be the type to take scribe scroll, and save up some healing for later.It was then I had an idea for a “prayer book”, essentially, I want a book that will act as reusable components for the scribe scroll feat.  So the character can "write prayers" into it at night maybe (still taking the usual time, paying the usual XP, and any extra costs for wacky spells), but not have to pay the raw materials cost.I'm thinking along the lines of the book should hold a max ten (or so) scrolls scribed into it at a time, and when a spell is cast from it during play, that spot opens up again to have another scroll scribed there.It takes a feat to use (scribe scroll), and limits the usefulness of the product (you can't sell these scrolls for profit), so I'm thinking the book shouldn't be terribly expensive.That begs the question though, how much should it cost?  (and/or, what other restrictions would you need to add to it to make it affordable on my meager 2nd level starting character gold of 900gp?)</blockquote>