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<blockquote data-quote="Arcanus" data-source="post: 437892" data-attributes="member: 800">So with the Mirror Move spell, someone with high enough levels in Wizard/Sorcerer could make the spell persistent and get feats that would last 24 hours.Thats not a bad idea when you might be planning on casting Tensers Transformation. Okay so what I am looking for here is a way to make Tomes/Books that give inherent bonuses to skills or feats.I think we have the Skill book figured out for pricing and stuff.The Feat books though might be a problem deciding how to price it and stuff. I am thinking that the creator should have to cast the spell Mirror Move from the WoTC website's Spellbook section. Somehow needing to make it permanent maybe with the spell or Wish/Miracle spells also.So far all that I can think of for Feat Book pricing is using the same for the +1 - +5 inherent ability score book prices.Making it only so you gain a maximum of +5 feats that you still have to meet the prereguistes for.Not sure on if the pricing would be too low or not around 30,000 gold pieces for an inherent feat.Maybe each time you gain a feat you pay a more expensive cost like with the price differences of the inherent ability score books.what do you think</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Arcanus, post: 437892, member: 800"] So with the Mirror Move spell, someone with high enough levels in Wizard/Sorcerer could make the spell persistent and get feats that would last 24 hours. Thats not a bad idea when you might be planning on casting Tensers Transformation. Okay so what I am looking for here is a way to make Tomes/Books that give inherent bonuses to skills or feats. I think we have the Skill book figured out for pricing and stuff. The Feat books though might be a problem deciding how to price it and stuff. I am thinking that the creator should have to cast the spell Mirror Move from the WoTC website's Spellbook section. Somehow needing to make it permanent maybe with the spell or Wish/Miracle spells also. So far all that I can think of for Feat Book pricing is using the same for the +1 - +5 inherent ability score book prices. Making it only so you gain a maximum of +5 feats that you still have to meet the prereguistes for. Not sure on if the pricing would be too low or not around 30,000 gold pieces for an inherent feat. Maybe each time you gain a feat you pay a more expensive cost like with the price differences of the inherent ability score books. what do you think [/QUOTE]

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