Mhmm that’s because you can only cast spells on your class list. We’re talking about a compromise between that and everyone being able to cast any scroll.
Sorry, I should have clarified that I was just posting the 5e rules for reference's sake, since there was discussion as to how 5e works above.
As I stated in my other post, I would like a system where characters could make ability checks to use spell scrolls. Maybe more difficult if they're not a spellcaster, but maybe not.
Edit:
Compromise ?
Anyones able to use at least 1 level 1 divine spell on his spell lit can cast divine scrolls.
Anyone able to use at least 1 level 1 spell of the other type of magic on his spell list can cast the other type of magic scrolls (don't know the EN name).
Characters that cannot use any level 1 spells cannot read scrolls.
This isn't really a compromise? It is basically how 5e works, except you're lumping in all "divine" scrolls together instead of splitting scrolls that are specifically given to cleric/paladin/druid, which'll affect a handful of spells. I guess you're also removing the Spellcasting Ability check to cast scrolls of higher level, but that's fairly minor imo.
