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- A scroll is a parchment that contains an inscribed magic spell for use. Any creature of the qualified class (or with sufficient UMD skill) can use it and cast as a spell. In addition, wizards can learn new spells via scrolls. Unlike wands, a scroll can only be used once. The Scribe Scroll feat allows a spellcaster to scribe any spell they know onto a blank scroll for later use.
- Scrolls are left behind by Sumner for the heroes who travel through the Realms. Each scroll contains a hint or piece of advice, usually in regards to the current area or immediate environs. Scrolls are consumed after being picked up.
- A scroll is a consumable item that grants the player one or more buffs when read.
- The Scroll is a trinket, which can be obtained through the palace shoppe . The Scroll can be purchased for 4,000 PoE (and 4 doubloons, on doubloon oceans). It may be inscribed with a message after purchase.
- Scroll is an item group in ADOM. As the name implies scrolls are compact objects containing written symbols to be read by intelligent beings. There are two main groups of scrolls in the game:
* Magical scrolls which power is supposedly invoked by the PC to produce a one-time effect.
* Mundane scrolls containing various bits of information which can be deciphered by the PC mostly for the benefit of the player himself/herself. Naturally, there are several exceptions within these groups (noted in the table below).
- There are 13 obtainable types of scrolls in the game. They can be random at each depth.The Hero/ine cannot read scrolls while blinded.If the scrolls are not protected with a Scroll Holder, they can burn in the Backpack when the Hero/ine has the Burning debuff.
- The scroll was a message delivered to Zuko's bedroom by a mysterious, cloaked figure.
- A scroll is an item that must be read in order to be used. Most scrolls have some sort of buff effect that applies to the selected target, but some just have a message. Scroll buffs do not stack with player buffs that affect the same stat. Players with the Inscription profession are able to create their own scrolls using Ink and Parchment.
- A scroll is a rolled or folded document. Unlike a tome, a scroll is usually a single piece of parchment. Magical scrolls contain the words of a spell that is released when the caster reads the words on the page. Magical scrolls may be scribed by wizards, clerics, or druids. Scrolls of the appropriate magic may be read by the classes that can scribe scrolls. In addition, rogues can read magic well enough to activate a scroll and occasionally other classes may have the ability to use scrolls although this may be risky for non magic-users.
- Scrolls are a special type of weapon available only in Disgaea 2: Cursed Memories and the remake Disgaea 2: Dark Hero Days. Scrolls are equipment that can be used in different ways, depending on the scroll.
- Transcluded from: Debuff/Cheatsheet/Scrolls with info at User:Data/Debuff/Cheatsheet/Icons:
- To scroll means to move a cursor to slide the image across the computer screen. Scrolling does not change the layout of the screen image, or but incrementally moves the user's view across what is apparently a larger image that is not wholly seen.
- A scroll is an item that can be used to learn or cast spells. The various scrolls that can be found in the game are listed below. Please note that some scrolls are called "recipes," but function in the same way as regular scrolls. Recipe locations are listed with their scroll counterparts.
- A Scroll is needed to complete the Shield of Arrav quest. It is an intelligence report obtained by killing Jonny the Beard. Once obtained, the Scroll needs to be taken to Straven for admission to the Phoenix Gang
- The Scroll is an object that appears to function as a collapsible, holographic tablet. It is able to gauge a user's Aura and depict it as a life bar, along with those of the user's teammates, as well as stream video from cameras.
- Their mechanics are similar to that of a Potion: various scrolls of the same type and quality will stack in a single 2x2 place in your inventory, for up to 5 scrolls. They can be assigned to the skill bar, too. Scrolls vary in quality between the different difficulty levels, much like relics and charms. For instance, Scrolls in Epic mode are tinted blue and have the prefix "Major", whereas they're yellow-tinted and lack any prefix in Normal mode. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- Scrolls are Items which usually unlock additional character customization, such as Emotes. They can be earned through doing certain Quests or finding Secret Locations.
- There are also larger scrolls that ninja keep on their back, such as the Scroll of Seals and the Toads Summoning Contract that Jiraiya keeps. Naruto Uzumaki also keeps a scroll in the back of his Sage outfit which he uses to reverse summon shadow clones, in order to increase the length of time he can stay in Sage Mode. Hashirama Senju also carried giant scrolls with him into battle.
- Even without magic power; by just reading this, you can neutralize the poison for someone nearby. When you read the scroll aloud, you recieve power, but it can only be used once.
* 1 Pulp + 5 Remedy
* Remedy Book
* Cures all team members in range of poison.
* Once used, it disappears and you have to re-make it.
- Scrolls are items which allow players to have a higher chance of getting a desired role. They do not increase the odds of a role appearing in a match, but rather the odds of the player receiving that role if the game does decide that the scroll's role will be included. Scrolls will disappear once the player receives the Scroll's role. Scrolls may be used in all game modes except for Ranked. This is to ensure that no one receives a possible advantage.
- Scrolls, or Tomes, are bought in Magic Shops, obtained from defeated monsters and found in dungeons, and are used to teach magic to party members. Alternatively, they can be used in combat to use a spread version of the spell contained in the scroll.
- Scroll is a key item found in the Burial Room in Fatal Frame.
- Scrolls are single-use items which give you a skill, skill points, spell, spell points, profession, experience points, characteristic points, or emotes. There is also a Seeker scroll that you can use on a player character to find out his/her location later. See also Resource exchange locations for spell scrolls. Scrolling is an act of raising characteristic points by using characteristic scrolls. It may also refer to the use of a Virgin Scroll on a player character.
- A scroll is a piece of parchment upon which a spell is stored. These are implemented in Neverwinter Nights as one-square inventory items, up to 10 stacked together, with the icon of the spell superimposed on the scroll icon. These items can be used to cast a single spell and are consumed upon use. Their usage is often restricted to members of particular classes.
- There are two kinds of Scroll and they are both linked with magic. Magic Scrolls They are used by Mages and other Magic using jobs (Black Mage, Dark Knight, White Mage, Paladin, Red Mage, Bard (Though probably should be called music sheets), Ninja) to learn new spells. Most of the Scrolls can be attained at the Auction House, a NPC or by killing various monsters all around Vana'diel.
- The Scroll was an ancient piece of paper that contained the secrets of life, death and resurrection. The scroll also contained the formula known as the ancient Egyptian rites of afterlife and ingredients to create the Elixir the potion that would be used to bring Andre Toulon's puppets to life. The magic on the scroll was born in the black fires of the beginning of time and belonged to Sutekh (although in Puppet Master 2 Toulon claims it belonged to Osiris, but in Egyptian mythology Sutekh did kill his brother Osiris so he may have stolen it from him). The magic was originally passed down to a select few sorcerers to use to give life to inanimate figurines but was later used for evil by Sutekh. Afzel stole the scroll from Sutekh's Temple in Cairo, Egypt many centuries ago and passed it ont
- A scroll is an item that must be read in order to be used. Most scrolls have some sort of buff effect that applies to the selected target, but some just have a message. The buff from a [Runescroll of Fortitude] affects all party and raid members, while other scroll buffs only affect a single target. Scroll buffs do not stack with player buffs that affect the same stat, or with other scroll buffs. All scrolls have a maximum stack size of 20.
- remain one of the most important pieces of equipment in a ninja's arsenal. The average-sized scroll is small enough that several can be carried at the same time, either in a flak jacket or in a pouch. Larger scrolls are usually carried on the ninja's back. In addition to writing on scrolls, ninja use them to summon creatures, people, and items, making transportation easier and providing more options when on a mission. Some techniques can also be stored in scrolls.
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