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<blockquote data-quote="James Gasik" data-source="post: 9645816" data-attributes="member: 6877472">In the old days, letting the party find higher level scrolls of spells to be used in case of emergencies was just something I did.&nbsp; I was pretty put out to find out how hard it is to use scrolls in 5e.&nbsp; So my current house rule is that you can use a scroll of any spell found on your spell list without a check, and only have to make checks to cast spells not from your spell lists.This does put the martials out, but currently my whole party is spell casters so it hasn't been an issue (and generally speaking, I've found if most players want to cast spells, they'd play casters in the first place.&nbsp; Not all are weirdoes like me- in Storm King's Thunder, I got a magic rune that let me use Sleet Storm 1/short rest on my Fighter/Rogue, and you better believe I was using it as much as I could, even if that meant I wasn't attacking every turn, lol).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="James Gasik, post: 9645816, member: 6877472"] In the old days, letting the party find higher level scrolls of spells to be used in case of emergencies was just something I did. I was pretty put out to find out how hard it is to use scrolls in 5e. So my current house rule is that you can use a scroll of any spell found on your spell list without a check, and only have to make checks to cast spells not from your spell lists. This does put the martials out, but currently my whole party is spell casters so it hasn't been an issue (and generally speaking, I've found if most players want to cast spells, they'd play casters in the first place. Not all are weirdoes like me- in Storm King's Thunder, I got a magic rune that let me use Sleet Storm 1/short rest on my Fighter/Rogue, and you better believe I was using it as much as I could, even if that meant I wasn't attacking every turn, lol). [/QUOTE]

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