A vial of Fleshrune ink can be used to permanently inscribe a spell into the user's flesh. The spell must be cast as part of the inscription process, absorbed into the ink without taking effect. The entirety of the inscription process takes at minimum 1 hour per level of the spell being stored. The ink is consumed in the process.
A spell inscribed in this way is always considered to be prepared and does not count against a spellcaster's maximum number of prepared spells.
The spell may also be cast from the inscription without expending a spell-slot, if the spell requires a target you choose one at the time of casting, if the spell requires concentration, it lasts until the end of its full duration.
After being cast in this way the inscription is destroyed and you no longer receive it's benefits.
Notes: This gleaming vial of navy blue ink is said to grant one the ability to produce or store incredibly powerful magic. , Buff, Utility, Consumable
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