You're starting to love the art of scribing, your pasion to magic gives you the following benefits:
- You can read any scroll and cast any spell scroll that contains a cantrip or a 1st level spell of any spell list
- You have advantage on ability checks made when casting a spell scroll of a higher level than you can cast . In addition, whenever you cast a cantrip through a scroll you cast it at your current character level instead of being considered a level 1 character.
- When you write spell scrolls you can choose to use your ability modifier for the scroll's corresponding spellcasting class (Charisma for sorcerer, bards and warlocks; wisdom for clerics and druids; intelligence for artificers and Wizards) or the standard modifiers of the following spell level table:
0 - 2nd level: +5 spell attack or 13 DC
3rd - 4th level: +7 spell attack or 15 DC
5th - 6th level: +9 spell attack or 17 DC
7th - 8th level: +10 spell attack or 18 DC
9th level: +11 spell attack or 19 DC
- You can choose one of these options whenever you finish a long rest:
Cantrip: you can write a number of scrolls equal to thrice your proficiency bonus, each containing a cantrip from any spell list. At least 1/3 of your cantrip scrolls must require an attack roll or force a creature to make a saving throw for their casting (Shillelagh and Magic stone doesn't require attack rolls for their casting).
1st level Spell: You write a number of scrolls equal to half your proficency bonus (rounded down) each containing a 1st level spell from any class spell list,
Any scroll created with this feat loses it's magic until the end of your next long rest, however, every spell casted before their magic is lost lasts for it's full duration as normal.
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