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<blockquote data-quote="Grymar" data-source="post: 3961812" data-attributes="member: 41371">For a single spell scroll, I like the idea that the spell is coming from the scroll itself, not from the caster.&quot;The magus holds open a fragile piece of parchment and slowly, with building force, begins to speak the ancient words of power and control.&nbsp; The runes, written in blue-black ink and sparkling with powdered platinum, begin to glow.&nbsp; First a dull orange, growing to a yellow and finally to a hellish white before the start to melt. Shifting and swirling, the runes coalesce into a white-hot ball of arcane heat and flame in the center of the scroll.&nbsp; Finishing the incantation, the magus focuses his mind on the three approaching Minotaurs of Gazak Thrull, willing the flame to seek its target.&nbsp; With a screech of speed and fury, the ball of molten energy punches out of the back of the parchment leaving behind a ruined mess of ash...&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Grymar, post: 3961812, member: 41371"] For a single spell scroll, I like the idea that the spell is coming from the scroll itself, not from the caster. "The magus holds open a fragile piece of parchment and slowly, with building force, begins to speak the ancient words of power and control. The runes, written in blue-black ink and sparkling with powdered platinum, begin to glow. First a dull orange, growing to a yellow and finally to a hellish white before the start to melt. Shifting and swirling, the runes coalesce into a white-hot ball of arcane heat and flame in the center of the scroll. Finishing the incantation, the magus focuses his mind on the three approaching Minotaurs of Gazak Thrull, willing the flame to seek its target. With a screech of speed and fury, the ball of molten energy punches out of the back of the parchment leaving behind a ruined mess of ash..." [/QUOTE]

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