a couple random questions

[Seharvepernfan]

1. Once a spell from a scroll is cast, can the scroll be identified for what spell it used to hold?

2. Why don’t rays have range increments?

3. Why doesn’t being a construct grant you resistance to elemental attacks like fire? Specifically for Iron Body.

[Diarmuid]

1. Once a spell from a scroll is cast, can the scroll be identified for what spell it used to hold? No, the scroll becomes a blank piece of paper after being activated.

2. Why don’t rays have range increments? No spells have range increments, this falls under the "it's magic" sort of thing

3. Why doesn’t being a construct grant you resistance to elemental attacks like fire? Specifically for Iron Body. Iron Body does specifically give you elemental resistances, you may want to reread the spell. Just being a construct doesnt grant those things because constructs can be made from almost any material so granting resistances based on monster type wont really work.

See answers above

[bloodtide]

1.By the rules no. It's just a black scroll, or for even more flavor the scroll 'burns up' when you read it.

2.Spells don't work that way.

3.Why would a construct be immune to fire? A hot fire can effect anything, even if it's made of stone or iron.

Iron Body does not 'make you a construct', it just give you some of the abilities of a construct.