<div class="floatleft">(http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-U60bw0FTRHA/TiTrp2QOXCI/AAAAAAAAAHk/rPecVzpK2qc/s1600/AnimeMaleMage.jpg)</div><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;"><strong>Aberik Dalmer (http://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=158814.msg7306054#msg7306054)</strong></span><br/><strong>Where:</strong>Inside his inn room<br/><strong>With:</strong>No one<br/><hr/><br/>Aberik picks the scroll he bought in the markets and which he had studied during riding trip today. He had got decent work done today on the spell and he plans now complete his study of the scroll. He had cast cantrip to able read the scroll perfectly (so he could use it too if need be). But such valuable spell is better added to his spellbook than being used likely tomorrow search for the culprit. So he concentrates and focus on the formulas what he had not yet focused on during the day......<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Adding spell from scroll</div><div class="spoiler_body">As stated above Aberik had cast read/write magic cantrip (replacing one memorisized detect magic slots) on scroll to decipher it.<br/><br/>Now he attempts to do Spellcraft DC 15+spell level to learn the spell and then write it down on his spellbook. It takes 'day' to accomplish and he had studied his tome and scroll during riding (not perhaps most efficient ways but still possible when leaving horse on autopilot). If he fails spell is not spend from scroll, but if he succeeds spell disappears from scroll and he gets to add it. If he fails, he cannot retry until he gains new spellcraft rank (so in level up).<br/><br/>The spell in question is Locate Object.<br/><br/>Spellcraft check: 27 (http://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=47161)<br/><br/>Yeah! Aberik nails it!<br/></div></div><br/>Aberik pleased smiles when the spell formula opens up to his mind in perfect clarity and he pens down it on his spellbook. Once done the spell disappears with golden flicker of dust from the scroll and leaving empty clean parchment. Feeling small triumph inside of him as this was first spell he ever added on his book from a scroll! Of course he adds handful spells as part of self-study but this is far more challenging work to do it so fast!<br/><br/>Aberik looks on outside and sees already moon in the sky and sees the candle he brought has already burned down to bottom by the time he started to finish his studies on the scroll. He stretches on the chair and yawns, reaching for bottle of elven wine and sipping directly from the bottle, a bit crass behavior but he thinks he can do it in privacy of his own room to just sip from the bottle. Taking mouthful of the elven wine which numbly relax his hyped up brain to calm down from work it just did and he says to no one specifically; "Well, better visit the baths and get cleaned up for the bed. I guess there is going to be early rise tomorrow." With that said he checks the closet in the room and finds that there is bathrobe for paid clients who want late dip into hot spring. So he disrobes in comfort of his own room and dresses on the robes and heads downstairs and to the hot springs.<br/><br/>OOC: Above likely occurs very late in evening, around 22:00. Aberik started study around 18:00 and others had gone to hot springs in that hour. Unless GM wants to waive the time and say it took just hour or so.