[ELH] Enhance Item Feat

[drowdude]

Just wanted to draw attention to the kewl non-epic feat hidden on page 114 of the ELH.

 

[Zappo]

What does it do?

 

[drowdude]

You choose a particular Item Creation feat. When making items via that feat, you add your relevent ability modifier to the item's save DCs.

Thus you can make wands and such with *significantly* higher DCs.

 

[Zappo]

Whoa! That's powerful!

 

[drowdude]

Whoa! That's powerful!

Yeah... I like it too

 

[Crothian]

It's nice, but it onlty applies to one item creation feat per time taken. Thanks for pointing that out.

 

[drowdude]

It's nice, but it onlty applies to one item creation feat per time taken. Thanks for pointing that out.

Yeah. It has to be taken seperately for each Item Creation feat. That is why I said "You choose a particular Item Creation feat."

 

[reiella]

Although, really would have to question the use of it for anything but wands and possibly scrolls (And even then most likly if you're just making scrolls for a bard or sorceror to use).

 

[Zappo]

Does it bump the cost to make the item and/or the commercial value?

I think a wand of fireballs with DC 22 instead of 14 should fetch a higher price.

 

[drowdude]

Although, really would have to question the use of it for anything but wands and possibly scrolls (And even then most likly if you're just making scrolls for a bard or sorceror to use).

I like it alot mainly because my rogue-sorcerer character relies heavily on second-hand disposable items such as scrolls and wands.

Now I can shell out a bit of extra gold to get a better DC on some of those


Not to mention it would be good for a wizard who specializes in making a particular type of high-end item such as rings or especially staves.