Arcane Scroll of Cure [Archive] - Wizards Community

Arcane Scroll of Cure [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Kliqueman
08-07-04, 07:23 PM Since the search function on here royally sucks at the moment, I'm going to prolly ask this tired question again...

I noticed in the DMG it's got cure spells listed under the arcane scroll list as well as the divine... so is it feasibly possible to put cure spells into your arcane lifestyle by way of copying the scroll?
ClementWillowbreaker
08-07-04, 07:45 PM If you are a bard, yes. They are the only core arcane caster that has cure spells on their potential list, so they are the only ones that can use spell trigger/completion items with it.

And technically for people with Use Magic Device, but we don't like talking about those people ;)

Wizards can copy any spell into the spell book they encounter (including scrolls) but ONLY if it is on their class spell list. Cure spells aren't.
Seeker95
08-07-04, 10:32 PM No. It is a bard spell.

A wizard cannot copy a bard spell into his spellbook.
A sorcerer cannot cast a bard spell.
A bard does not have a spellbook.

Copying the scroll benefits nobody.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Kliqueman 08-07-04, 07:23 PM	Since the search function on here royally sucks at the moment, I'm going to prolly ask this tired question again... I noticed in the DMG it's got cure spells listed under the arcane scroll list as well as the divine... so is it feasibly possible to put cure spells into your arcane lifestyle by way of copying the scroll?
ClementWillowbreaker 08-07-04, 07:45 PM	If you are a bard, yes. They are the only core arcane caster that has cure spells on their potential list, so they are the only ones that can use spell trigger/completion items with it. And technically for people with Use Magic Device, but we don't like talking about those people ;) Wizards can copy any spell into the spell book they encounter (including scrolls) but ONLY if it is on their class spell list. Cure spells aren't.
Seeker95 08-07-04, 10:32 PM	No. It is a bard spell. A wizard cannot copy a bard spell into his spellbook. A sorcerer cannot cast a bard spell. A bard does not have a spellbook. Copying the scroll benefits nobody.