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Just GM'd.
I used Nadia's log as a guide, from 90-GM I occasionally mixed in spellbooks, no specific areas, just whenever I decided to hit the towns to see if there were any bulk scrolls on vendors available.
I used close to 18k total scrolls from 0-GM, only about 12k on actual scrolls, the rest on books. With resale, you can probably GM from zero with very little cost so long as you don't make spellbooks, you can probably even make money.
Also, I used roughly 6k Bloodmoss, 6k Spiders Silk, 3-4k Mandrake Root, 3-4k Garlic/Ginseng, 2k Sulfurous Ash, 1k Black Pearl and probably another 2k Nightshade.
Of the ~6k scrolls I used on Spellbooks, I crafted only one Super Slayer, numerous other slayers, probably 50 in total, and an innumerable amount of various intensity Magery/Med/Eval/LRC/LMC/FC/FCR books, single property, double, few triple. This was done with 110 Magery throughout, I used no Talisman, as I haven't upgraded to ML.
Prior to leveling inscription I GM'd Focus to compliment my 110 Med, I highly suggest everyone else do this also, I didn't need to meditate a single time from 0-GM and still managed excellent mana regeneration. 11 LMC, 1 MR are the totals in my suit used.
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Thanks for the info!
So did you mostly make BODBs from 90 to GM like in the FAQ? I wonder why the FAQ suggests BODBs instead of Spellbooks... both use 10 scrolls, no? Maybe because of the higher chance of success on BODBs?
You never needed to meditate? How is that possible... LMC does not affect scroll making so that cant be it. I have GM meditation and I had to meditate very often as I was making the flamestrike scrolls. Maybe every 3rd or 4th scroll I was meditating.
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I didn't make any BODBs, I crafted 8th circle spells with the occasional Spellbook mixed in. As for never needing to med, I did find myself ABLE to plenty of times, yet with ~90 focus and 110 med, my normal mana regeneration was fast enough that I just didn't bother. Medding would probably quicken gains as you get to craft more frequently, though.