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<blockquote data-quote="Greenfield" data-source="post: 5890132" data-attributes="member: 6669384">Note the difference between spells of the Illusion school, and the &quot;Illusion (figment)&quot; spells we've been talking about.None of the Image spells can attach to objects, react on their own, or move in reaction to anything except the caster's concentration.&nbsp; So an illusory &quot;book&quot; or &quot;scroll&quot; that you managed to put into your pack would stay right where you put it, even when the pack moved from around it.So if your goal is a spell book that can hold more spells in a smaller space, go to the (Boccobs) Blessed Book.&nbsp; 1000 pages, durable, lockable, 1 lb in weight, small in size ( about the size of a DMG ), and cost 12,500 gp.&nbsp; Half that if you make it yourself.&nbsp; And copying spells into it is cheaper, 75 gp per page instead of 100.If your goal is a spell book that you can add spells to free of charge, well, you can do that with any spell you gain from level increase.&nbsp; All the others cost.And if you are looking for a way to create a magic item (scroll) without paying the cost, go find a DM who doesn't know the rules.&nbsp; And hope he never bothers to learn them.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Greenfield, post: 5890132, member: 6669384"] Note the difference between spells of the Illusion school, and the "Illusion (figment)" spells we've been talking about. None of the Image spells can attach to objects, react on their own, or move in reaction to anything except the caster's concentration. So an illusory "book" or "scroll" that you managed to put into your pack would stay right where you put it, even when the pack moved from around it. So if your goal is a spell book that can hold more spells in a smaller space, go to the (Boccobs) Blessed Book. 1000 pages, durable, lockable, 1 lb in weight, small in size ( about the size of a DMG ), and cost 12,500 gp. Half that if you make it yourself. And copying spells into it is cheaper, 75 gp per page instead of 100. If your goal is a spell book that you can add spells to free of charge, well, you can do that with any spell you gain from level increase. All the others cost. And if you are looking for a way to create a magic item (scroll) without paying the cost, go find a DM who doesn't know the rules. And hope he never bothers to learn them. [/QUOTE]

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