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Time to write spells in Boccob's Blessed Book
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Thanee
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Free Action, now that would be neat... 
I thought, because it only needs one page regardless of spell level, there might be a similar reduction in time needed to scribe (like all scribing durations are based on spell level 0, which also happens to need one page only).
So, the only thing about 'freely', that has been clarified or specified, is that you do not have to pay anything (even the ink is for free
), right?
Too bad, would be quite handy, if you could scribe spells in there during an adventure, without spending about a week to do so.
Bye
Thanee
I thought, because it only needs one page regardless of spell level, there might be a similar reduction in time needed to scribe (like all scribing durations are based on spell level 0, which also happens to need one page only).
So, the only thing about 'freely', that has been clarified or specified, is that you do not have to pay anything (even the ink is for free
), right?Too bad, would be quite handy, if you could scribe spells in there during an adventure, without spending about a week to do so.
Bye
Thanee
The_lone_gunman
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I thought you still had to pay for ink to put it in the book? Although it would seem that since it only takes one page to write a complete spell you would only need 1 page worth of ink to put it in there.....
TLG
TLG
Mistwell
Crusty Old Meatwad
I always viewed this as a magically long page functioning similar to your computer screens scrolling-down function. You write the spell and at the point you would have ordinarily needed a new page the view on the page scrolls down a bit to accomodate more writing. At the end of your writing the page scrolls back to the top. Then as you are reading the spells to memorize it the page scrolls down to the point your eyes are viewing.
If my view of this item is correct then you would need just as much ink and just as much time to draft the spell in the book as you would had you drafted the spell in an ordinary spellbook.
If my view of this item is correct then you would need just as much ink and just as much time to draft the spell in the book as you would had you drafted the spell in an ordinary spellbook.
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