What do the nine pictures show?

Three readings in three styles: a named scroll titled Scroll of Fireball, a blank scroll with eight ruled lines, and a Scroll of Protection with a warding circle.

Can I print the scroll?

Yes. Each scroll is shown flat and straight on, inside an even page margin, so it prints as one sheet.

Where does the player write the spell?

On the blank scroll, in the ruled lines under the title band that reads Scroll of.

What is the difference between the styles?

Parchment has hand-inked brown lines and a red accent. Woodcut is black ink only, with bold carved lines and a blackletter title. Arcane is midnight blue with gold line sigils.

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Spell scrolls: named scroll, blank scroll, protection scroll

Spell scrolls — an unrolled parchment scroll with curled top and bottom ends, the title "Scroll of Fireball" lettered at the head and a small flame seal in red wax at the foot, aged parchment look, hand-inked brown linework, an ornate corner border, calligraphic headings

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A spell scroll is a prop: the party finds it, reads it once and it is burned. This pack shows a named Scroll of Fireball with a red wax seal, a blank scroll with ruled lines for the spell, and a Scroll of Protection with a warding circle. Each comes in parchment, woodcut or arcane midnight blue and gold. Type a different spell, such as frost or summoning, and the scroll keeps its title and writing space.

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a handout for a one-shot session
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Frequently asked questions

What do the nine pictures show?: Three readings in three styles: a named scroll titled Scroll of Fireball, a blank scroll with eight ruled lines, and a Scroll of Protection with a warding circle.
Can I print the scroll?: Yes. Each scroll is shown flat and straight on, inside an even page margin, so it prints as one sheet.
Where does the player write the spell?: On the blank scroll, in the ruled lines under the title band that reads Scroll of.
What is the difference between the styles?: Parchment has hand-inked brown lines and a red accent. Woodcut is black ink only, with bold carved lines and a blackletter title. Arcane is midnight blue with gold line sigils.

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