Scribe command

Scribe
Role-playing command to jot down notes.
SCRIBE You see: You jot down some notes. Others see: <Player> jots down some notes. SCRIBE <self> You see: You apparently forgot who you are, so for posterity's sake, you jot down some notes. Others see: <Player> jots down some notes. SCRIBE <player> You see: You look at <Player> and jot down some notes. Target sees: <Player> looks at <Player2> and jots down some notes.

Spellbooks

• Syntax: SCRIBE SPELLBOOK
  

The scribe command is used to transfer a spell scroll into a custom spellbook containing a Scrolls leaf (chapter). An open spellbook, turned to a blank, numbered page in the Scrolls chapter must be held in one hand and the labeled (previously read) scroll to be scribed held in the other. The scribed scroll is destroyed in the process. The page it is scribed to, functionally becomes the scroll scribed. The page can be invoked to temporarily memorize the spell or studied to permanently memorize the spell. Successfully doing either will return the page to a blank state, allowing a new spell scroll to be scribed to it. Signature spell scrolls are now allowed to be scribed in the Scrolls chapter, they are no longer replaced with a different, random spell .

>GLANCE
 You glance down to see a [ arranged appearance spellbook ] in your right hand and a [ material type scroll ] labeled SPELL NAME in your left hand.
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>LOOK SPELLBOOK
 [Page style] pages bearing [writing style] fill the thick spellbook.  It is currently open to page [#] of the chapter entitled: "Scrolls".
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>READ SPELLBOOK
 The [writing style] on the [page style] page of your spellbook reads:
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 The page is blank, untouched by words of magic.
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>SCRIBE SPELLBOOK
 You begin to scribe your [material type scroll] into your [cover style's base material] spellbook, and make some good headway.  Several complex parts of the spell nearly elude you, but you manage to transfer them to the blank page of the [cover style's base material] spellbook.  With the rushing feeling of hard-earned success, you scribe the final sigils into the spellbook.  As you step back to admire your handiwork, you notice the [material type scroll] crumble softly away beneath your fingers.
 Roundtime:  15 Sec.
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>READ SPELLBOOK
 The [writing style] on the [page style] page of your spellbook reads:
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 ~Spell Name~
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 [Spell description with guild, prerequisite spell, and spell slot requirements]
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 You can choose to INVOKE this page of the [cover style's base material] spellbook to memorize [Spell Name] temporarily, or STUDY this page of the [cover style's base material] spellbook to permanently memorize it.

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