Scroll

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This special spell scroll was scribed using magical ink derived from the secretions of an inkpot frog. The ink carries the frog’s stick-to-itiveness and holds fast to the page rather than disappearing after the first use.


You can cast a spell from a sticky scroll as you would with a normal spell scroll. However, once you cast a spell from a sticky scroll, it can be cast again. Each time you cast the spell from the scroll after the first use, roll a d4. The second time you use the scroll, you must roll a result of 2 or higher, or the scroll crumbles to dust and is destroyed after the spell is cast. The number you must roll on the d4 to prevent the scroll from being destroyed increases by 1 each time you use the scroll, requiring a 3 or higher on the third use and a 4 on the fourth use. If you use the scroll for a fifth time, it automatically crumbles and is destroyed after the spell is cast.


The rarity of a sticky scroll depends on the level of the spell inscribed upon it. Creating a sticky scroll takes twice as long and costs twice as much as creating a normal spell scroll.