What happens when a disjunction hits a blessed book?

[frankthedm]

One major issue with the thousand pages remaining after a disjunction is the book is FAR too small in comparison to a normal spell book, let alone a thousand page spellbook. Unless the DM allows smaller than normal 'unenchanted' spellbooks, then the disjunctioned book is not even 'up to quality and sized standards' of a normal spellbook.

This well-made tome is always of small size, typically no more than 12 inches tall, 8 inches wide, and 1 inch thick. All such books are durable, waterproof, bound with iron overlaid with silver, and locked.

 

[ExMachina]

SO what happens to a magic item inside the bag or portable hole?

So anyway, my question was a little off point, but what happens to an object inside a bag of holding? Or more specificly, is there a ruling on what happens when an extra dimensional space is Disjunction'd?

 

[Hypersmurf]

From memory, the extradimensional space is not affected by the Disjunction, but the magic item that allows access to it might become non-magical. In that case, the things in the EDS are not destroyed... but you can't get to them.

-Hyp.

 

[Sammael]

From memory, the extradimensional space is not affected by the Disjunction, but the magic item that allows access to it might become non-magical. In that case, the things in the EDS are not destroyed... but you can't get to them.

-Hyp.

That's the way I've always ruled it. I'd allow a PC to build a portal to it, though.

 

[Blue Sky]

In 3.5, the Book has 1000 pages. You could fit 500 1st level spells, or 55 9th level spells plus change. No magic necessarily going on once the spells are scribed - the pages might just be Real Thin.

-Hyp.

Ooh, ooh, I get to correct Hypersmurf!

Space in the Spellbook

A spell takes up one page of the spellbook per spell level. Even a 0-level spell (cantrip) takes one page.

Ok, back on topic, I think that it'd be unfair to kill the spells in the book. I'd probably steal the fountain idea.

 

[Hypersmurf]

Ooh, ooh, I get to correct Hypersmurf!

Yeah I was comparing the 3.5 and 3E versions of the Book, and got mixed up - in 3E, a normal spellbook needed two pages per spell level.

-Hyp.

 

[Lela]

That's the way I've always ruled it. I'd allow a PC to build a portal to it, though.

I would think a Gate would work just fine. So long as you know the "coordinates" to your own EDS.

 

[Votan]

Lose all the spells?

Of course. It is a destroyed magic item. No need to get complicated about it. Makes Disjunction a good spell to toss at annoying archmagi!

 

[Mistwell]

Of course. It is a destroyed magic item. No need to get complicated about it. Makes Disjunction a good spell to toss at annoying archmagi!

So what effect would the spell have on a normal spellbook, given there is nothing specifically magical about the pages in either a blessed book or a normal spellbook, or the spells in either (just the process of writing spells into it)?

 

[frankthedm]

So what effect would the spell have on a normal spellbook, given there is nothing specifically magical about the pages in either a blessed book or a normal spellbook, or the spells in either (just the process of writing spells into it)?

So you feel 1000 pages can nonmagicly fit in that one inch thick book?