So I understand how transcribing a spell from scroll works but if I find some severed pages from another wizards spell book could I just like use creation or something and fuse the pages I to my spell book and then prepare them? Since they are then spells from a spell book in my spell book
Copying that spell into your spellbook involves reproducing the basic form of the spell, then deciphering the unique system of notation used by the wizard who wrote it. You must practice the spell until you understand the sounds or gestures required, then transcribe it into your spellbook using your own notation.
The above quote from the feature describes that you need to practice and learn the workings of the spell as you add to your book, so the same rules as copying from a scroll would apply, and not just acquiring the spell pages themselves. (Edit: the spellbook/pages would not be destroyed as a scroll would, but the time and cost would be the same)
Yeah, no. Simply being in your book isn't the requirement to prepare them. Writing the spells into the book represents learning and knowing how to cast them.
Different people use different notations for the things about a spell that they need to remember. As a wizard, you've studied enough that you can understand someone else's notation, but you can't translate and prepare it at the same time, you need to rewrite it in your own notation first.
So I understand how transcribing a spell from scroll works but if I find some severed pages from another wizards spell book could I just like use creation or something and fuse the pages I to my spell book and then prepare them? Since they are then spells from a spell book in my spell book
The above quote from the feature describes that you need to practice and learn the workings of the spell as you add to your book, so the same rules as copying from a scroll would apply, and not just acquiring the spell pages themselves. (Edit: the spellbook/pages would not be destroyed as a scroll would, but the time and cost would be the same)
Yeah, no. Simply being in your book isn't the requirement to prepare them. Writing the spells into the book represents learning and knowing how to cast them.
Different people use different notations for the things about a spell that they need to remember. As a wizard, you've studied enough that you can understand someone else's notation, but you can't translate and prepare it at the same time, you need to rewrite it in your own notation first.
Thanks for all the replies! I was hoping I could sneak past the costs but I guess not haha.