Prerequisite: the ability to cast 1st level spells.
-you gain proficiency in calligrapher's, painter's, or scribe's tools which you can use to make unique pseudoscrolls. You are the only one who can use these scrolls. Attacks that use your Pseudoscrolls use the scroll as the origin of the attack using your saves and attack bonuses and proficiency modifiers.
-After a long rest(or short rest for warlocks) you can convert any number of your spells slots of 1 - 5 level into Pseudoscrolls, you must choose what spell is on each Pseudoscroll when you make it. These Pseudoscrolls remain effective until you take a long rest(or a short rest for warlocks) at which point their magic disappears. You can as a Use an Object action to affix one of your pseudoscrolls to a flat surface, piece of ammunition or thrown weapon when you do so you choose its triggering effect to be either
-Delayed: The effect of the spell does not take effect until a number or rounds has passed you may delay the pseudoscroll's effect up to 10 rounds. The Pseudoscroll is the origin of the spell when it takes effect.
-Proximity: When a creature other than you is in the same space as the Pseudoscroll its magic takes effect, the origin of the spell is the Pseudoscroll.(example: the pseudoscroll is placed on the ground and another creature enters that space or, the pseudoscroll is affixed to a thrown weapon and enters the space of another creature)
- during a short or long rest you can create a number of cantrip pseudoscrolls equal to 1 + you spell casting modifier. This number is also the maximum number of cantrip pseudoscrolls you may possess at a time. These pseudoscrolls are created at you caster level and otherwise function the same as any of your other pseudoscrolls.
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