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Spellbook dropped to ground
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ShadowChemosh
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In all honesty I think this feature wouldn't be too great. Seeing if a player has access to the book and just picks it up to prepare then drops it again. They would need to alter the gear to prepare and after that alter the gear again.
In my eyes it might be handier to have a list at some place with your books near the preparation of spells to see what books are available to you. (I aint best with ui design but I guess with the prepare spells page have a field with the checkboxes to check what books might be available to you at the time of preparing)
In my eyes it might be handier to have a list at some place with your books near the preparation of spells to see what books are available to you. (I aint best with ui design but I guess with the prepare spells page have a field with the checkboxes to check what books might be available to you at the time of preparing)
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I think the greater issue is that "Dropped to Ground" really only affects Encumbrance. It does not prevent the character from equipping a weapon or other gear, for example. So the issue is not limited to what spells can be prepared, but is more of a complete "Dropped to Ground = unavailable" thing... and that's a fairly major undertaking.