Bards Beyond 20th Level (DK)

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In addition to learning illusionist spells, bards at high levels also learn how to use and create magical scrolls. They can also brew a limited number of potion fruits.
Bards do not add to their list of poisons beyond 20th level. 
Scroll use: Beyond 20th level, a bard can read any wizard or priest scroll and cast the spells which are upon it. The bard can determine what spells are on the scroll just by looking at it. 
Penning scrolls: A bard who reaches 23rd level can create scrolls, subject to all the restrictions for wizards. The bard must copy each spell from his own spell book or from another scroll he already owns. Unfortunately, bard created scrolls tend to be less reliable than those made by wizards: the bard can only add his level beyond 20th. 
Brewing potions: At 21st level, bards learn to enchant magical potion fruits. But as their knowledge of the broadest spectrum of magical powers is Jimited, so too is the number of potions they learn to produce. At 21st level and every level beyond that, roll on Table 89: Potions and Oils (in the DM Q to see what type of potion fruit the bard learns to brew. The bard must wr ite the recipe into a spell book. If that book is ever lost, so too is the formula. If a duplicate is rolled, then the bard has learned a second method to create the same potion fruit. If DM's Choice" is rolled, let the player choose the potion. 
The bard does not need a laboratory for potion brewing. As with potions for wizards, roll percentile dice secretly to determine if the potion fruit has "taken." The base chance is still 70%. Improve the chance 1% for every 100 cp worth of ingredients and every level of the bard above 20th.