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<blockquote data-quote="Sorry_Charry" data-source="post: 5492749" data-attributes="member: 49866">I couldn't find if it specifically forbidden, but I would rule that no, a caster's metamagic feats could not be applied to spell trigger / spell completion items. &nbsp;Gilladian's first point is specifically mentioned. That you may, at item creation, imbue a wand / scroll whatever with a spell modified by metamagic feats.&nbsp;<a href="http://www.d20srd.org/srd/feats.htm#metamagicFeats" target="_blank">Magic items and metamagic spells</a> &nbsp;I would add though, that metamagic feats (at least core ones anyway) are not delineated by divine / arcane descriptors. (i.e. extend spell is extend spell, not arcane extend spell or divine extend spell)&nbsp;Unless the feat specifically mentions that it was good for a particular type of magic, I would allow the caster to use it with any spell.&nbsp;Think of a multi-classed wizard/cleric, for example.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sorry_Charry, post: 5492749, member: 49866"] I couldn't find if it specifically forbidden, but I would rule that no, a caster's metamagic feats could not be applied to spell trigger / spell completion items. Gilladian's first point is specifically mentioned. That you may, at item creation, imbue a wand / scroll whatever with a spell modified by metamagic feats. [URL="http://www.d20srd.org/srd/feats.htm#metamagicFeats"]Magic items and metamagic spells[/URL] I would add though, that metamagic feats (at least core ones anyway) are not delineated by divine / arcane descriptors. (i.e. extend spell is extend spell, not arcane extend spell or divine extend spell) Unless the feat specifically mentions that it was good for a particular type of magic, I would allow the caster to use it with any spell. Think of a multi-classed wizard/cleric, for example. [/QUOTE]

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