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cynthialee wrote:I rull that the Spell ring can only store spells KNOWN by the wearer. Scrolls can not be stored in the ring. (had this very point come up in last nights game session)
Also the wand of magic double cast can only be used for spells the user knows, scrolls do not count.
whitebeard wrote:Somebody please tell me how the Dwarf and Barbarian learned to read magic? We don't allow anyone other than the Wizard to read scrolls.
Count Mohawk wrote:Also, if your reasoning for denying the big guys Scroll access includes some iteration of "It makes the Wizard and Elf more useful", consider the following rebuttal: Adding scrolls to Quests as a means of buffing the Wizard is an inferior decision because of their one-use-only nature. When the other Heroes find swords, armor or equipment, the benefits of those items last throughout multiple Quests until either they get replaced by something stronger or they encounter a Rust user. The benefits of using a Scroll, on the other hand, are confined to a single Quest, possibly even a single room depending on the nature of the scroll.
One thing to consider would be the use of custom Scrolls which are more powerful when the reader has more Mind Points. I believe there was a topic with a bunch of magics using that mechanic somewhere; I'll have to go track it down later.
whitebeard wrote:Somebody please tell me how the Dwarf and Barbarian learned to read magic? We don't allow anyone other than the Wizard to read scrolls.
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