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<blockquote data-quote="Lurker37" data-source="post: 4310607" data-attributes="member: 9522">Call me crazy, but if the DM puts the players in a situation where the spellbooks get lost, and the DM doesn't have rules to allow it to be easily reconstructed, then I think it should be the DM's responsibility to give them a way of getting it back. This is because the spellbook is a class feature, and thus not as easily replaced as it was in 3.X. So it's probably in the lair of the current threat, or the rogue can trace it via the local guild, or the next group of bandits happens to include the thief, or the next bunch of NPCs they rescue found it and hand it back for free as a reward, or whatever.Worst case scenario - the Wizard can probably get a new spellbook with all the spells and rituals they got as class benefits (as opposed to rituals bought or learnt from other ritual books) from whomever they receive training from. Of course, that's just how I play, and it's only because access to the spellbook and the free rituals is part of the balance of the Wizard class.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lurker37, post: 4310607, member: 9522"] Call me crazy, but if the DM puts the players in a situation where the spellbooks get lost, and the DM doesn't have rules to allow it to be easily reconstructed, then I think it should be the DM's responsibility to give them a way of getting it back. This is because the spellbook is a class feature, and thus not as easily replaced as it was in 3.X. So it's probably in the lair of the current threat, or the rogue can trace it via the local guild, or the next group of bandits happens to include the thief, or the next bunch of NPCs they rescue found it and hand it back for free as a reward, or whatever. Worst case scenario - the Wizard can probably get a new spellbook with all the spells and rituals they got as class benefits (as opposed to rituals bought or learnt from other ritual books) from whomever they receive training from. Of course, that's just how I play, and it's only because access to the spellbook and the free rituals is part of the balance of the Wizard class. [/QUOTE]

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