You are familiar with the basics of observing, researching, and experimenting with magic. You might have even created a new spell or two. You now have a level of confidence and ability to create new spells and learn spells quickly.
Requirements. 5 Levels of Wizard and/or Sorcerer and a Proficiency in Arcana.
- You must repeatedly observe or have a preexisting knowledge of the type of magic (School of Magic and similar spells) you are creating. Weeks of research can be a substitute to observations. Research can be time studying another wizards notes or in a library or some other large source of arcane knowledge. 8 hours and 250GP per spell level of experimentation must follow observation or research.
- A series of Arcana Checks will measure the effectiveness of observation, research, and experimentation. DC 12 + Spell Level of crafted spell.
Observant Learner. After observing a spell a minimum of 3 times outside of combat, a successful Arcana Check (DC 12 + Level of Spell Cast) will allow you to learn the spell. You may repeat the check after Observing the spell once again. You may Observe from multiple targets over time. You may not learn a spell that is restricted to a class with levels that you do not have. You may use the knowledge acquired to create your own spell.
Spell Scroll Learner. You may learn a spell from a Spell Scroll. The scroll is destroyed in the process of learning the spell. You may not learn a spell that is restricted to a class with levels that you do not have. You may use the knowledge acquired to create your own spell.
Spell Crafter. You may use your arcane knowledge to craft new spells. For each level of the spell, the process requires 8 hours of experimentation and 250gp. The cost represents material components you expend as you experiment to craft the spell, as well as the fine inks you need to record it. Once you have spent this time and money, you can prepare the spell just like your other spells.
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