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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lanliss" data-source="post: 7024706" data-attributes="member: 6801219">I wanted something similar, but never got around to making it. My thoughts, as far as the balance of it, is that you gain more Flexibility in your spells, at the cost of convenience. Never cast a spell on command again, you only have access to what you have in your tool bag. If you already used your two ranged magic items (Maybe something like Fireball attached to a pebble) You had to close the distance, or go mundane.On making it, I wouldn't allow things like wands, as they would reasonably allow casting of whatever spell is attached to them. I would limit all ranged spells to "pebble casting". She can cast whatever spell she wants, infusing it into a small pabble. it's range is however far she can throw it. I would also limit her "spells known", but not her list. So, she can learn two spells at level 1. she can infuse them into whatever she wants, with the actual result being left to DM adjudication. For example, Burning hands on a Glove is obvious. Burning hands on a rock? Up to the DM, but I would say the cone is weaker, but sprays in a direction you throw the pebble (pebble lands, flame sprays out in a 15 foot cone from the landing spot, continuing in the direction the pebble was going.) Give her simple weapons, and maybe medium armor proficiency, since she will be spending a lot of time trying to save her precious few single-use items, so she will need to be either good at mundane range, or good at melee. Either give her 1 spell known per level after the first, or something like 3 new spells at select intervals. No casting "infusions" on already magic items.Also, think about casting times and concentration. I cannot see holding concentration on a pebble, so maybe don't allow concentration spells? IDK, up to you. On casting times, make all spells on pebbles cost an action to use(and it works as a ranged attack action), but allow some flexibility. for example, a Shield Spell, cast on a shield, can still be used with a reaction, giving a single use of +5 AC.Lastly, consider Infusion times. How long do you want it to take to infuse an item? I would say make it a ritual, that can be done over a short or long rest.Hope this 2 cp helps. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":)" title="Smile    :)"  data-smilie="1"data-shortname=":)" /></blockquote>

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