Scrolls & Sheet Music

A loose Scroll holds a spell for one use. Sheet Music is a separate one-use item for Bards. Casting consumes the loose item instead of the reader's MP, and still works without a carried book or equipped relic. The spell must belong to the user's class list; only Bards use Sheet Music.

Make it, keep it, or bind it

At the Wizard School Writing table, a caster can scribe a spell he can cast. Each Scroll uses 1 Paper, 1 Ink, a fee equal to its sell value and the spell's full MP. A Bard makes Sheet Music at the Theatre's Sheet Music Stand on the same terms. Read either once to use it up without spending the reader's MP, or bind it into the matching book. See Magic Crafting.

Scrolls go into a Wizard's Spellbook, and Sheet Music goes into a Bard's Score. A first entry converts a Blank Book to the appropriate kind. Tearing an entry out reverses the binding and gives the loose item back. See Books & Scores.

Ten levels, ten seals

Scrolls and Sheet Music have a distinct icon for every level from 1 to 10. Matching levels share a seal colour; higher levels also carry more ribbon tails.

Level	Scroll	Sheet Music	Seal	Scribing MP
1			Red	4
2			Orange	8
3			Blue	12
4			Green	16
5			Purple, gold ring	20
6			Teal	24
7			Silver	28
8			Black, gold ring	32
9			Gold	36
10			White, gold ring	40

Each spell scroll lists its own MP cost, effect and casting rules.