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<blockquote data-quote="shadowoflameth" data-source="post: 7114473" data-attributes="member: 62336">What has your experience been with 5e in creating new spells?The PHB allows the Wizard to record spells that he finds, but 3e and older editions allowed creating new spells. To align with the rules in the PHB for copying spells, my thought is to allow (with DM approval) a character that can record spells i.e. wizards to do it with a research facility that costs 500gp. to establish (as in prior editions) and 100gp. per level required to cast it. i.e. 1,700gp. for a 9th level spell plus another 450gp. to record it. So a total of 2,650gp. to do it and requiring 53 days to do it.&nbsp; That isn't a lot of gold at that level and I thought of making it like item creation, but the rules in the 5e PHB for making items don't tie item cost to a particular level. It's a lot more gold at higher levels in any case. What have you DMs done in your games?Anyone's experiences in campaign especially if you ran into problems would be appreciated.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="shadowoflameth, post: 7114473, member: 62336"] What has your experience been with 5e in creating new spells? The PHB allows the Wizard to record spells that he finds, but 3e and older editions allowed creating new spells. To align with the rules in the PHB for copying spells, my thought is to allow (with DM approval) a character that can record spells i.e. wizards to do it with a research facility that costs 500gp. to establish (as in prior editions) and 100gp. per level required to cast it. i.e. 1,700gp. for a 9th level spell plus another 450gp. to record it. So a total of 2,650gp. to do it and requiring 53 days to do it. That isn't a lot of gold at that level and I thought of making it like item creation, but the rules in the 5e PHB for making items don't tie item cost to a particular level. It's a lot more gold at higher levels in any case. What have you DMs done in your games? Anyone's experiences in campaign especially if you ran into problems would be appreciated. [/QUOTE]

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