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<blockquote data-quote="Arcanus" data-source="post: 438808" data-attributes="member: 800">Yeah the pre-determined thing sounds cool, and would make a great random treasure item.You might also get away with having the book not be pre-determined and use Mirror Move as the main spell for the creation.The reader would have to watch someone with the feat being used while reading the book or after reading the book to gain the new feat.This would still leave alot of control in the hands of the DM.He could also be evil and say you gain the first feat you see after the book was read.Now the question is how much would it cost to create this item that was A: a pre-determined feat and B: a non-predetermined feat?&nbsp; So how much is the market value for each if the fantasy setting was in A: a high magic with moderate inflation levels and a struggling economy not dependent soley on magical goods.and B: me not clowning around how much would market and creation values be?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Arcanus, post: 438808, member: 800"] Yeah the pre-determined thing sounds cool, and would make a great random treasure item. You might also get away with having the book not be pre-determined and use Mirror Move as the main spell for the creation. The reader would have to watch someone with the feat being used while reading the book or after reading the book to gain the new feat. This would still leave alot of control in the hands of the DM. He could also be evil and say you gain the first feat you see after the book was read. Now the question is how much would it cost to create this item that was A: a pre-determined feat and B: a non-predetermined feat? So how much is the market value for each if the fantasy setting was in A: a high magic with moderate inflation levels and a struggling economy not dependent soley on magical goods. and B: me not clowning around how much would market and creation values be? [/QUOTE]

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