Reference summary · Feat · Rules Tome 2.0.8 § 603.10
Scribe
Attach a revealed spell from hand, then detach it later to play it as if from hand.
How it works
Rule explanation
Limited Order: Reveal a spell in your hand that this Character could cast while ready and make a DC 20 Scribe check. On success, attach it to this Character; on failure, discard it. Later, the Character may detach the scribed Action to play it as if from your hand, following normal timing, costs, and requirements. It normally goes to the discard pile after resolving unless its text directs another destination. No effect of that detached Action may reattach it to the Character performing it. Cards attached “as if scribed” follow these rules too. A multi-type scribed card may only be played as an Action; a scribed card without the Action type cannot be played this way.
At the table
Example
A scribed spell that performs a ranged strike and then attaches itself to its performer may be detached to perform the strike, but cannot reattach itself and is discarded instead.
Watch for this
Common mistake
Casting does not leave the spell scribed for repeated use. If the only effect would be reattaching it to its performer, it cannot be played because it would have zero effect. A failed Scribe check discards the revealed spell.
