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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nyeshet" data-source="post: 3487017" data-attributes="member: 18363">I've made up several, but many tend to be one shots to help fill a character concept. The one that is used most often - and happens to be the first I ever made up - is as follows: Improved Eschew MaterialsYou may ignore material components equal in cost to 25 gp per caster level. Examples:  A 1st level cleric can use "Bless Water" without the need of 25 gp in powdered silver. (This was, in fact, the initial reason I created the feat (for a helpful NPC cleric), but it proved popular enough for continued use by the PCs in that game and later games.) A 10th level Wizard can cast False Vision without the need of 250 gp of powdered Jade. The important point to realize is that all casters get Eschew Materials for free IMGs. If, however, they are willing to take a feat, they can ignore all or part of the material costs. Actually, it works out so that only the exceptionally expensive spells (such as Resurrection) actually have any significant cost left after this. It is also worth noting that I tend to allow trades in costs between gp and xp, at the cost of 25 gp per 1 xp. So instead of taking this feat, a cleric at first level could sacrifice 1 xp to cast Bless Water without 25 gp of silver dust. That was originally another feat, but after a bit of group discussion, I decided to allow it irregardless.</blockquote>