This old scroll looks like any other yellowed scroll used by scribes, but is unusually short, only 2ft long by 1ft wide, and is completely blank despite looking heavily used. Once attuned to it, the holder can use an action to draw a picture of an inanimate abject on the scroll, such as a dagger, a flower, or a glove. Once the picture is drawn, the holder may reach into the scroll and remove the item drawn, expending 1 charge to do so. The item will have an aesthetic suitable for the holder, such as being made of bone vs. iron, being covered in intricate carvings, or having a holy symbol emblazoned on the side. Once an item is removed, the scroll will become blank and another picture must be drawn. The scroll behaves like a regular scroll in every sense except for it’s magical property.

Notes: Writing a true summary of your life in ink on the paper, which disappears once you finish., Creation, Utility