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2018-05-29, 02:14 AM (ISO 8601)
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magic item crafting question
okay floks question for Item crafting
for arguments sake say all materials and xp, gold costs ect are not an issue.
lets say the class is Artificer..
and the UMD score is more than enough to craft ...
the questions is this.
Item to be crafted umd check for spell to attribute INT: the Bonus type is up in the air.. several spells give Enhancement..
Looking to craft said item with other bonus than enhancement, +4 Sacred in this specific case.. is there a sacred INT granting item or spell to base off of? dmg and other crafting rules aside just looking for options on item and or spell specifically
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2018-05-29, 02:27 AM (ISO 8601)
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Re: magic item crafting question
if I'm understanding you correctly, you are asking if you can make an item to boost your intelligence, but to grant a sacred bonus instead of an enhancement one?
there is no such item that grants you a sacred bonus to int.
there are no rules for making one. the formula in custom magic items only has enhancement as an option. probably, he will suggest you pay a premium, since sacred is a better type, since it will stack with any enhancement bonus to int you already have.Last edited by Venger; 2018-05-29 at 02:27 AM.
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2018-05-29, 06:51 AM (ISO 8601)
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Re: magic item crafting question
I agree with Venger. The item should probably be worth at least 50% more than one with an equivalent enhancement bonus, maybe more.
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2018-05-29, 07:08 AM (ISO 8601)
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Re: magic item crafting question
Custom item, talk to your DM. However: I'd advise against going down that road. "Oh, so I've got Int-based Save or X effects... and I've already got a +6 Enhancement to Int... can I get +4 Sacred to Int? Nifty! What about +4 luck? +4 Competence? ...." Pretty soon you've got +30 (or whatever) to Int, and you're throwing out save-or-lose effects that pretty much everything needs a 20 to resist. In the end, always winning everything immediately is not good for the fun of the table, and the fun of the table is the real point of the game.
Of course, by the time I finish this post, it will already be obsolete. C'est la vie.
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2018-05-29, 09:10 AM (ISO 8601)
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Re: magic item crafting question
I’m pretty sure that there’s an Artificer infusion that temporarily changes a bonus type, isn’t there? You could just make two +enhancement items and then use that infusion on one to make it another type when doing so is relevant.
As for it being active all day every day, you’re at the mercy of your GM there, and I wouldn’t blame them one bit if they chose not to allow such a thing, as it’s an obvious attempt to do an end run around the limitations and pricing schemes baked into the existing item system.Last edited by Zaq; 2018-05-29 at 09:11 AM.
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2018-05-29, 11:32 AM (ISO 8601)
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Re: magic item crafting question
yes there is the artificer infusion that does it and under DMG rules can be made continuous.. i was hoping that my search for an item was one of just missed it, but seems there is no such item already
thanks all
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2018-05-30, 07:24 PM (ISO 8601)
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Re: magic item crafting question
This is what the Spell Research rules are for.
Totally has to be a DM approved thing, but some research into this should be fine.
As was mentioned, the DMG has a formula for costing. Note that it is more expensive than enhancement, but still feasible at lower levels.