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Hello. I kinda need help on figuring out how to make scrolls and put down the spells in the scrolls, spellbooks and runebooks. I really haven't gotten down a clear description on how to do it. If anyone is willing can you tell me how please.

To inscribe a scroll simply double click it and select a the spell circle you would like to inscribe and then the spell. This will use up the scroll and some mana. Simply drag and drop it to insert it into a spellbook. To insert a rune into a runebook, open up the runebook, click add and target a marked rune. This requires a high level of inscription to succeed. If you fail you will lose the marked rune. I hope that helps.

Also, to make blank scrolls you will need hides and a dagger. Use the dagger on the hides. This uses the Lumberjacking skill. The difficulty in turning hides to scrolls lies in the coloring of the hide. From easiest to hardest, white, red, green, blue, dark brown, tan. The tan hides and dark brown rat hides are very difficult to use and have a high failure rate, they are also very slow. Even at 110 lumberjacking you will still fail about 50% of the time with tan. On the other hand White hides are fast and very easy. Hope this helps.

Thank you guys that really helped!

but where do you get the white ones? Only hides I know of are the lizard (green) ones and the livestock (tan) ones

White hides come from the giant serpents of Buc's Den and one of the higher-level Ophidians, not sure if that's the Queen or the Matriarch.

Atei wrote:White hides come from the giant serpents of Buc's Den and one of the higher-level Ophidians, not sure if that's the Queen or the Matriarch.

any of those 2 non-casters?

The giant serpents don't cast themselves, but they have "friends" that do (Sisters and Adept Mages). All the giant serpents do is poison, a lot.

Olwenn the Stout wrote:...Only hides I know of are the lizard (green) ones and the livestock (tan) ones

There are 6 types total:

Dragon (red)

Trolls (Blue)

Rat (brown)

Livestock (tan)

Serpent (white)

Lizard (green)