You have learned how to store a spell inside magical scrolls. You can spend 10 minutes and an action casting a spell of 5th level or lower to create a magical scroll that stores the casted spell within it. The spell stored within must either target a single creature or object or have a range of self to be stored in the scroll. If as part of higher-level casting the spell would target multiple creatures, only a single creature can be targeted by its effect. If the spell has any components that are consumed as part of casting it normally, they are consumed as part of creating the scroll.
While holding the scroll, a creature can take an action to use the scroll and produce the spell’s effect from it, using the original caster's spellcasting ability modifier. If the spell requires concentration, the creature must concentrate. Once the spell has been released, the talisman loses any magical properties and can no longer reproduce the same effect.
The caster can only have a maximum number of scrolls equal to their proficiency bonus. If the caster attempts to create a scroll and the total number of scrolls would exceed the caster's proficiency bonus, the oldest scroll loses the magic stored within it.
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