You've learned how to imbue magic into small cards/pieces of paper. This allows you to store a spell you have prepared for future use.
To do so, you expend all of a level of spell slots for the day (which means that if you've used a 1st level spell that day, you cannot store a 1st level spell until you've taken a long rest), and are able to imbue that spell into a card-sized sheet of paper. You can do this with spells equal to half your max spell level, rounded up (ie. you can cast 5th level spells: so you can store three 1st level spells, one 2nd level and one 1st level spells, or one 3rd level spell).
If a spell has costly components, those must also be consumed in order to make the card.
You cannot store more spells until the cards you've stored are used (ie. once your 1st level spell card is used, you can re-store another 1st level spell; or if you cast two 1st level spell cards, you can re-store two 1st or one 2nd level spell).
These cards can be used ANYONE, regardless of if they can cast magic or not.
Storing any spell requires the cast time, plus one hour. However, using the card is instant, even if the spell has a cast time associated with it.
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