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Jimmy the Green wrote:

If Pathfinder 2.0 had a helpful cost table for access to spells, PFS could give you permission to use it, like PFS did for Pathfinder 1.0:

https://paizo.com/paizo/faq/v5748nruor1fq#v5748eaic9q7s

But as far as we know, Pathfinder 2.0 doesn't. So unless it's made free (like rune transfers are in an as-yet-to-be-clarified way), it can't be done in PFS.

There are more than a few wizards running around who've traded spells in PF2 via their spell books. Since Learn a Spell is an exploration mode activity it can be done in the confines of a scenario. If this has explicitly been outlawed, would like to know :) since I've gotten my spellbook to over 50 spells this way so far. ::sheepish_grin::

In PFS 1.0, the library at the Grand Lodge gave you access to copy spells from, which was a big improvement a large number of years ago. Dan Simons made some posts about it back in 2013.

In PFS 2.0, you have to find another player with a spellbook who knows the spell. Which you did. What PFS could do (if they chose to) is to make the same option available now to have a full library of spellbooks in the Grand Lodge again, lowering costs and making cantrips available to study.

If Pathfinder 2.0 had a helpful cost table for access to spells, PFS could give you permission to use it, like PFS did for Pathfinder 1.0:

https://paizo.com/paizo/faq/v5748nruor1fq#v5748eaic9q7s

But as far as we know, Pathfinder 2.0 doesn't. So unless it's made free (like rune transfers are in an as-yet-to-be-clarified way), it can't be done in PFS.

I would rather have the level 8 armor show up on the sheet for rune transfer purposes - might make it so I take slightly fewer failed saves in the future.

The one 160gp wand that I bought so far was Longstrider 2nd - +10' of movement for 8 hours is worth it all day every day.

Most of the rest of those spells are great for contingencies, which for me means I would buy them as scrolls.