Darklone
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The power of Scribe Scroll is not that you have one spell available all the time, but that you have most utility spells at least once, often more than once prepared. You need 3 mage armor? No prob. Your prepared shield spell has been used? Take a scroll. You're in too deep and need to get out? That invis scroll might be handy. Rope Trick? Always as a scroll. Spiderclimb, Jump... all those spells people usually don't prepare? You can cast them at the whole group if you need to.FoxWander said:...
Since this combo kind of makes Scribe Scroll look pretty weak (to me at least), ask your DM if you can swap out that 1st level Scribe Scroll feat for some other "wizardly" feat- and then you take Collegiate Wizard! Now your spell book is even better (5 new spells every level) which makes Alacritous Cogitation even betterer.
Certainly, it costs money, but: Scrolls are cheap and the costs are not really spent till you actually use the scrolls. They are, but they widen your possible spells/day easily by a factor of two or three and as long as you don't need to use the scrolls, no more money is needed.
Guys in my groups always whined about wizards being too weak till they started to use Scribe Scroll.