Scribe Scroll: Multiple Spells on one Scroll [Archive] - Wizards Community

Scribe Scroll: Multiple Spells on one Scroll [Archive] - Wizards Community

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FungiMuncher
10-18-06, 05:40 PM When scribing a scroll, is it possible (that is, legal in LG) to scribe multiple spells on to a single scroll?

For example, a first level wizard with 12+ Int can cast 3 0-level spells and 2 1st-level spells per day. Can he scribe all of these on to a single scroll, costing 5 xp, 87.5 gp and 1 day of crafting time (and possibly allowing for five similar scrolls to be made in one TU)?

If this has been answered elsewhere, please direct me to it. Thanks.

FungiMuncher
zigspatty
10-18-06, 05:59 PM Nope.

From the LGCS 596, pg. 70:
Q: When I am using Scribe Scroll can I put more than one spell on a scroll and thus get more than 5 spells onto scrolls for my one time unit?

A: No. For purposed of MIC, one day = one scroll = one spell.
FungiMuncher
10-18-06, 08:11 PM Thanks for the reply. I must have skimmed that rule before I decided to play a wizard - it just didn't register, and I was looking for the answer in the wrong places.

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FungiMuncher 10-18-06, 05:40 PM	When scribing a scroll, is it possible (that is, legal in LG) to scribe multiple spells on to a single scroll? For example, a first level wizard with 12+ Int can cast 3 0-level spells and 2 1st-level spells per day. Can he scribe all of these on to a single scroll, costing 5 xp, 87.5 gp and 1 day of crafting time (and possibly allowing for five similar scrolls to be made in one TU)? If this has been answered elsewhere, please direct me to it. Thanks. FungiMuncher
zigspatty 10-18-06, 05:59 PM	Nope. From the LGCS 596, pg. 70: Q: When I am using Scribe Scroll can I put more than one spell on a scroll and thus get more than 5 spells onto scrolls for my one time unit? A: No. For purposed of MIC, one day = one scroll = one spell.
FungiMuncher 10-18-06, 08:11 PM	Thanks for the reply. I must have skimmed that rule before I decided to play a wizard - it just didn't register, and I was looking for the answer in the wrong places.