This black leather book is hinged with gold and contains 20 parchment
pages. The cover is protected with gold corner caps and a small mechanism
consisting of two skeletal hands that keep the book closed when they are
joined. The book does not lock. The first page features an illustration of an
eye and a halo and this symbol is repeated at random intervals throughout the
book. All of the writing is in black and red ink.
Spells: Arcane Mark, Minor
Creation, Quill, Read Magic, Secret Chest.
Special Features: The book
holds the knowledge necessary to craft the following wondrous items: an
Infinite Quill, Bottomless Inkwell, and a Case of Infinite Scrolls.
Infinite Quill
Price: 500
Weight: —
Slot: None
CL: 3rd
Aura: faint conjuration
This item is often given as a gift to particularly skilled and
scholarly graduates of a magical school. It is a quill, usually of an exotic
creature such as a Pegasus, which writes without any need of ink. The user
simply begins writing and ink appears from the pen. At a command, the ink can
change to any color. The infinite quill writes so smoothly and so well that it
grants a +2 competence bonus to any Craft (Writing) or similar checks,
including Spellcraft checks to successfully copy a spell.
Prerequisites: Craft Wondrous Item, quill. Cost to Create: 250 gp.
Bottomless Inkwell
Price: 750
Weight: —
Slot: None
CL: 4th
Aura: moderate conjuration
This inkwell, while apparently normal, contains enough ink to fill a
10’ by 10’ by 10’ area. It replenishes to its maximum potential daily.
Prerequisites: Craft
Wondrous Item, minor creation. Cost to Create: 375 gp
Case of Infinite Scrolls
Price: 5,000
Weight: 1 lb.
Slot: None
CL: 9th
Aura: moderate conjuration
This ornate scroll case is constructed from brightly dyed leather,
and may hold up to 100 magical or non-magical scrolls and/or maps. Even when
full, a case of infinite
scrolls weighs no more than
one pound.
Prerequisites: Craft
Wondrous Item, secret chest; Cost to Create 2,500 gp
Source: 101 Spellbooks, Tomes of Knowledge, and
Forbidden Grimoires is
copyright © 2002 Philip Reed.
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