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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mark Causey" data-source="post: 1912617" data-attributes="member: 13347">Well, let's remind ourselves of the math to make sure that we (most importantly I) understand what we're doing: You can create scrolls (via the Scribe Scroll feat), emulating any spell that a caster of your Artificer level +2 could cast. Thus, any spell a 3rd level caster could cast: Bard: 0 and 1Cleric: 0, 1 and 2Druid: 0, 1, and 2*Hexblade: -Paladin: -Ranger: -Sorcerer: 0 and 1Warmage: 0 and 1Wizard: 0, 1, and 2 * Which technically means you can <a href="http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/mb/20040721a&origin=" target="_blank">turn undead</a> as well. How does everyone feel about that? Do we want to make it so that the Articifer has to make checks to 'know' certain spells? How do you feel about that, eabha? Also, I don't see anything preventing the use of Prestige Class spell lists, but I don't know of a method for determining what 'level' you'd have to be, either. So, back to the scrolls. You can make the scroll with a UMD check of 20 plus the level of the spell. If you fail, you can try again each day that you are making the item (one day per 1,000 market value of the item). If you fail every check, you can make an additional check to pull it all together (so you would get two checks for all scrolls at this level, as the highest cost would be caster level 3 x spell level 2 x 25 GP = 150 GP). The market cost in GP will be other class' caster level x level of spell x 25 GP, meaning that your cost in GP would be other class' caster level x level of spell x 12.5 (13) GP. The cost in XP would be other class' caster level x level of spell. Finally, the scroll would be a scroll at your Articifer level (1), not the level of the caster needed to normally cast the spell. So, make a list of scrolls you'd like to have, we'll calculate the costs, and then you can make the rolls. Unless someone knows a better dice roller, we can use <a href="http://www14.brinkster.com/nadaka/DiceBoxDB.asp?Page=Directions" target="_blank">Nadaka's DiceBox</a>. Any questions?</blockquote>

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