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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Faolyn" data-source="post: 8337206" data-attributes="member: 6915329">Assuming you mean the time and effort of getting a friendly wizard to let you have access to their spellbook, that's something that involves RPing, calling in favors, using background elements like library access, and probably rolling Persuasion. That's all stuff that's already described. Then you pay your 50 gp and two hours per level doing it. I'm pretty sure you can't get another wizard to copy a spell into your book for you. Ah, I see the problem here.When you copy a spell from a scroll into your spellbook, the scroll is destroyed in the process. So a wizard can't go into a magic shop or magical library and just borrow a scroll, copy it, and then return it. This is because scrolls are one-use magic items and spellbooks are not.</blockquote>