- Updated CSS to group check styling together - Added spell support for scrolls
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18 lines
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<li>Wizards can use (read and cast from) wizard scrolls (PHB p. 42 / DMG p. 196)</li>
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<li>Priest can use (read and cast from) priest scrolls (PHB p. 48 / DMG p. 196)
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<li>Paladins cannot cast spells from clerical or druidical scrolls (PHB p. 39 / DMG p. 196)</li>
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<li>Rangers cannot use priest scrolls (PHB p. 39 / DMG p. 196)</li>
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<li>Druids cannot use priest scrolls unless specifically allowed for druids (PHB p. 52)</li>
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<li>10th level Thieves can cast spells from scrolls with a 25% failure rate (PHB p. 57-58)</li>
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<li>10th level Bards can cast spells from scrolls with a 15% failure rate (PHB p. 61)</li>
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<li>All classes can read and cast <em>Protection Scrolls</em> (DMG p. 196)</li>
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<li>Scrolls have a read time equal to the inscribed spell's cast time (PHB p. 125 / DMG p. 196)</li>
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<li>Scrolls are cast at the level at which they were inscribed (DMG p. 196)</li>
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<li>Casting scrolls containing spells of a higher level than spell-user can cast incurs a 5% failure rate per level between the character's present level and the level at which the spell could be cast (DMG p. 196)</li>
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<li>Scrolls require no material components to cast (PHB p. 144 / DMG p. 118)</li>
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<li>No adverse effects associated with casting the spell are suffered by the reader. These requirements or penalties have already been fulfilled or suffered by the creator of the scroll (DMG p. 196)</li>
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