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<blockquote data-quote="Endur" data-source="post: 3218505" data-attributes="member: 3346">I came to &quot;no house rules&quot; conclusion a long time ago.&nbsp; It gets reinforced every time someone shows me a book full of house rules for their campaign.My most recent peeve with the 3.5e rules is the rules for a wizard preparing spells out of a borrowed spellbook.PHB p.178: &quot;A wizard can use a borrowed spellbook to prepare a spell she already knows and has recorded in her own spellbook, but preparation success is not assured.&quot;A wizard can't use a spellbook to memorize spells unless the spells were already written in his own spellbook.&nbsp; An apprentice wizard can't try casting a spell out of the Master's spellbook?&nbsp; If the PC wizard loses his spellbook and obtains a replacement spellbook, he can't cast any of the spells in the replacement spellbook, unless those spells were already in the PC spellbook.&nbsp; Or until he copies the spells into yet another spellbook.This is a rediculous rule, one I'd immediately house-rule, if I believed in house rules.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Endur, post: 3218505, member: 3346"] I came to "no house rules" conclusion a long time ago. It gets reinforced every time someone shows me a book full of house rules for their campaign. My most recent peeve with the 3.5e rules is the rules for a wizard preparing spells out of a borrowed spellbook. PHB p.178: "A wizard can use a borrowed spellbook to prepare a spell she already knows and has recorded in her own spellbook, but preparation success is not assured." A wizard can't use a spellbook to memorize spells unless the spells were already written in his own spellbook. An apprentice wizard can't try casting a spell out of the Master's spellbook? If the PC wizard loses his spellbook and obtains a replacement spellbook, he can't cast any of the spells in the replacement spellbook, unless those spells were already in the PC spellbook. Or until he copies the spells into yet another spellbook. This is a rediculous rule, one I'd immediately house-rule, if I believed in house rules. [/QUOTE]

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