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Message: <blockquote data-quote="howandwhy99" data-source="post: 1830547" data-attributes="member: 3192">This is probably too powerful, but I could use help in its creation. Maybe a 7HD cap could work? Thanks for any help.  Music Box of Slumber In ancient time lone sorcerers explored the workings of their innate magical abilities in hopes to understand their nature in the world. One of these first “wizards”, named Ollygarp, created many items which each recreated one of his own innate powers. Unfortunately, learning to “memorize” these powers caused great mental strain. In order to rest each night he created a small box which helped him to fall asleep. Unlike his natural sleep spell casting, the box is designed to affect Ollygarp as well. Thus allowing him a full nights rest. This is a small and delicate box made with polished wood and ornate silver filigree. A porcelain statuette is attached to its top and a copper crank to its side. Detaching the statuette and opening the lid reveals a velvet interior with a metal gearworks. When wound (2 standard actions) the box plays a soft melody. If the statuette is in place it spins slowly while the box emits a soft lullaby. The accompanying magical effect is per the sleep spell with no HD maximum and a 60 ft. radius. (Will Save DC: 14) This is a sonic, mind affecting compulsion that effects all within range continuously for the duration of the song. This normally includes the one who turned the crank. The music plays for 1 minute (10 turns). Any creatures remaining in the area of effect during this time must continue make saves or fall asleep. Affected creatures will sleep their normal full night's rest unless awoken.  Strong Enchantment; CL 15th; Craft Wondrous Item, sleep; Price 42,000 (+100gp statuette) gp.</blockquote>

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