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<blockquote data-quote="Snoring Rock" data-source="post: 6687031" data-attributes="member: 78325">I guess I missed all of the &quot;spell scroll&quot; references when I read&nbsp; all of this.&nbsp; I do not recall reading anything that said Spell Scroll.&nbsp; So far, the only example has been a scroll of protection.&nbsp; Are there others? And if not, why didn't the rules just say scrolls of protection?&nbsp; So tell me if I have this straight.&nbsp; There are &quot;magic items&quot; called scrolls that anyone can attempt to use.&nbsp; Then there are &quot;spell scrolls&quot; not meant as magic items per se, but as a spell in ready form to use by someone who wrote it?&nbsp; In which case, as long as that spell is in my list, I am good to go.&nbsp; Would I roll an INT check for a spell scroll?&nbsp; Is there no difference between arcane magic and divine magic in this case? Here, and I thought this was going to be easy. Ok now I am wondering.&nbsp; How does&nbsp; a wizard copy a spell scroll into&nbsp; his spell book?&nbsp; I have not seen the spell; read magic.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Snoring Rock, post: 6687031, member: 78325"] I guess I missed all of the "spell scroll" references when I read all of this. I do not recall reading anything that said Spell Scroll. So far, the only example has been a scroll of protection. Are there others? And if not, why didn't the rules just say scrolls of protection? So tell me if I have this straight. There are "magic items" called scrolls that anyone can attempt to use. Then there are "spell scrolls" not meant as magic items per se, but as a spell in ready form to use by someone who wrote it? In which case, as long as that spell is in my list, I am good to go. Would I roll an INT check for a spell scroll? Is there no difference between arcane magic and divine magic in this case? Here, and I thought this was going to be easy. Ok now I am wondering. How does a wizard copy a spell scroll into his spell book? I have not seen the spell; read magic. [/QUOTE]

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