probably asked before

[Light Knight]

But can't find. Any suggestions on how much it would cost to put a feat on an item?

 

[Nebten]

To my knowledge, there is no set amount stated. From what I've seen from examples (such as Mobility enhancement for armor from MIC) is that for weapons or armor is typically a +1 enhancement bonus. For wonderous items, the price range varies.

Since there are no set rules, confer with your DM.

 

[udalrich]

It can vary a lot based on the feat, but another guidline is 5k, plus 5k per prerequisite feat. So (by this rule), Dodge would be 5k, Mobility would be 10k and Spring Attack would be 15k.

 

[Dross]

It can vary a lot based on the feat, but another guidline is 5k, plus 5k per prerequisite feat. So (by this rule), Dodge would be 5k, Mobility would be 10k and Spring Attack would be 15k.

I had heard 10k per feat, but it really boils down to how the DM (+ players) want to run it.

For me the way to go about it is:

1. find something similar and use a comparable price. if you can't, proceed to step 2.
2. stat everything out (the amounts, why this bit costs $## and that costs $**) and present it to the DM. They can adjust as necessary.
3. If I am a player think: if I was a DM would I realistically allow a player this item? (this can become group/player/DM dependent)
4. If I am the DM think: would I want to use this item as a player, would I actively go looking for it or would I just go "Weeelll, I guess I could use it?"

 

[Wyvernhand]

The IWIN Stone of Alertness reflects this. 5000g base for a feat, with a factor of 2x due to it being a slotless item. Third Eye: Penetrate follows this formula as well.

 

[Empirate]

The Whirling weapon enhancement duplicates the Whirlwind Attack feat, but it's only usable 2/day, and it still costs a +1 enchantment equivalent. That's very costly, but then Whirlwind Attack is one of the most prereq-heavy feats in the game.