Spell Book - Electroblob77/Wizardry GitHub Wiki
| Spell Book |  |
|---|---|
| Craftable | No* |
| Stackable | Yes, 16 |
| Creative Tab | Spells |
| Item ID | ebwizardry:spell_book |
| First appeared in | Wizardry 1.0 |
* The magic missile spell book is craftable.
Spell books are one of the two forms in which spells are recorded, the other being scrolls. Unlike scrolls, spell books are permanent, and are used to bind the spells they contain to wands. Spell books also contain information about spells.
The magic missile spell book
Spell books can be obtained in a number of ways: they can be found in loot chests in dungeons and wizard towers, purchased from wizards, dropped by evil wizards when killed, and all mobs have a small chance to drop a spell book when killed by a player. The magic missile spell book can also be crafted from a book and four magic crystals. Spell books can also be obtained from the spells tab of the creative mode inventory (which is searchable) and via the /give command.
N.B. to specify a particular spell book using the /give command, the metadata for the desired spell should be used. See Spells for the metadata values corresponding to each spell.
The crafting recipe for the magic missile spell book
Spell books are used to bind the spell they contain to wands or blank scrolls in the arcane workbench; see that page for more details. Pressing the use item button whilst holding a spell book will display a GUI allowing the player to read it. Spell books contain the name, spell type, tier, element, and mana cost of the spell, as well as a short description and a pictorial representation of the spell. If the spell has not yet been discovered, the text in the spell book (with the exception of the spell's tier) will be written in random glyphs much like in the enchanting table, and the spell picture will be blank.
- There are a total of 172 spell books - one for each spell in wizardry - though more can be added via spell packs.
- Bibliocraft's bookshelves automatically accept spell books being placed in them, making an excellent (and stylish) way of storing your library of spell books!