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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mfloyd3" data-source="post: 5836938" data-attributes="member: 23867">Thanks for clarifying the rules on the scroll -- I had not realized copying a spell from a scroll consumed it.  That's that then.  Also sorry I missed the wiki page about learning spells.  But there is something:Here is the relevant text from the d20srd:Should we assume that the time required to copy the spellbook follows the same rules as for copying a spell for the first time (calendar days per En day)?OK, thanks for clarifying.  So the lifestyle rules have an important side effect:  Wizards, magi and alchemists have a repository for copies of their spellbooks.  This will rarely be important, but when it is, it will be hugely important.For that matter, the lifestyle rules also allow stashing of other items.  Key among these will be gold.  No one with a large cash reserve would carry it all with them.  The character has a safe place for it.  Likewise, useful magic items that the character does not need at that moment can be stashed.  This is less likely, since selling the item at the Black Pearl puts it in inventory and even if another character buys it, there is still a 75% chance of getting a duplicate back.  But it's within the realm of possibility.  Again, I don't think this is a problem, but I don't remember this getting discussed in the lifestyle rules.  Is this working as intended?Thanks,M</blockquote>