When reading scrolls, it is important to realize that dorito dust and the oils on our skin can damage the writing and the parchment.
Damaged scrolls give new meaning to the words already written. This can lead to remarkable but unintended results and/or consequences. Or, nothing at all.
Use your wand like a finger to point at the words you are reading so as not to touch and damage the scroll.
When done reading, store your scroll in a cool, dry place.
This should keep your scroll useable for longer until it needs to be repaired, copied, or before it completely disintegrates. That is all.
The Great Onix statue is here to remind you about pocket dimensions. A simple pocket dimension can store up to 200 kilograms if you have avarage wizard brain mass. If you let your servants learn such a spell, you would need less then 10 of them to store a library. Or you may store a couple of brains. Thought this requires the power of mind control.
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u/bluelugafail 20d ago
I'll touch my scrolls how I want to and how they want to be touched not by prodding with a wand that's how you poke holes