Theres already a thread on the subject of using a spellbook as scrolls.. but what about something sorta opposite that...
Can I buy a ton of scrolls.. stick them in a hardcover ... and then whenever I want to cast a scroll I pull out the book and flip the pages to the correct scroll?
Or is this a reskin and not pfs legal under reskinning rules?
You can buy a scroll with lots of spells on it. However off the top of my head i dont know what the limit is. My guess is the fact that it is portrayed as a book would be confusing for pfs.
Pretty sure such a thing wouldn't be legal for PFS.
However, look at this. I think it fits what you're asking about.
Couldnt I just call the book a container holding the scrolls.. and use the rules for retrieving a scroll from a container to make it legal?
I don't see why you couldn't bind the scrolls into a single "book." I don't know how PFS would work but I can't see why it would be a problem. It's not reskinning in my opinion. It's just storing it differently. Now you couldn't also use it as a spellbook, that would be reskinning.
Im taking profession book binder ...
Perferated edges on the scrolls after binding them in the book? Like rip-away pages in workbooks?
My guess is the fact that it is portrayed as a book would be confusing for pfs.In PFS you can have any number of spells on a scroll, but if more than 1 spell is on a scroll they must all be the same spell.
That's an . . . odd house rule.
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That's an . . . odd house rule.
It is a PFS rules limitation, designed to limit action economy. It came as a result of some people making "wonder scrolls" with a lot of different spells on them so they only need to use one move action to acquire any number of remedies all in one package.
That's a feature, not a bug. But to each their own.