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invisibility on objects?

myradale

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Alright, quick one.
If adding invisibility to a wonderous item would cost 12000gp (3 caster level* 2 spell level*2000gp continuous item)
How much would you charge for an additional ability added to an item that made THAT item and ONLY that item invisible?
 

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Actually, it would cost 24,000 gp: 3 * 2 * 2,000 * 2 (because the original spell's duration is measured in minutes).

As for your question, I assume you mean, say, a belt which can be worn normally, but which is always invisible? And, therefore, no one would know I was wearing a belt?

Substantially less than the ability to turn the wearer permanently invisible, I'd say.
 

myradale

First Post
Yah, I kinda figured it would be a lot less, but HOW much less is the key.

Situation is this. I've got this BBEG who has REALLY ticked off my players. I'd like to set him up as a reoccuring foe, but knowing my luck and theirs, he'd be dead the first time they see him. Love to have a ring of regeneration, but the party also scavenges like vultures. I figured an invisible ring of regeneration with a permanent Nystuls Magic Aura on it would be as undetectable as you could get.

Any idea what this would go for?
Thanks
D
 

Caliban

Rules Monkey
I've use invisible walls as a (theoretically) cheaper version of wall of force before, mainly so the bad guy can monolog without gettting charged. :)
 

Hypersmurf

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myradale said:
I figured an invisible ring of regeneration with a permanent Nystuls Magic Aura on it would be as undetectable as you could get.

Remember, you can use Permanency on Invisibility cast on an object.

-Hyp.
 

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