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 ** However, conditions that prevent spellcasting, like [[Rage]] and [[Wild Shape]], still apply to scrolls.
 [[File:Scribe Spells Example.webp|thumb|Wizards can scribe Scrolls, adding spells to their spellbook]]
-* The {{Attack Roll}} and the [[Difficulty Class]] of the {{SavingThrow}} from scrolls '''always''' benefit from your current [[Proficiency Bonus]] and your class's [[Spells#Spellcasting Ability|Spellcasting Ability Modifier]], even if your class cannot normally cast spells. In case of [[multiclassing]], the spellcasting ability is determined by the class the character most recently took a first level in.
+* The {{Attack Roll}} and the [[Difficulty Class]] of the {{SavingThrow}} from scrolls '''always''' benefit from your current [[Proficiency Bonus]] and your class's [[Spells#Spellcasting ability|Spellcasting Ability Modifier]], even if your class cannot normally cast spells. In case of [[multiclassing]], the spellcasting ability is determined by the class the character most recently took a first level in.
 * {{SmallIcon|Spell Scribing Icon.webp}} '''Spell Scribing:''' A [[Wizard]] who finds a scroll for a spell they do not know may permanently copy that spell to their spellbook at the cost of {{gold|50}} per level of the spell. This also consumes the scroll.
 ** Cost is reduced to {{gold|25}} per spell level for spells belonging to the same school as the Wizard's subclass ''(see [[Wizard#Level 2|Wizard]] for subclass options)''.