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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Varianor Abroad" data-source="post: 1212824" data-attributes="member: 12425">Monte's system doesn't replace the DMG creation rules. It just changes the feat structure. So you can make a "Multiple" item, you just follow the DMG rules to do it. You would need Craft Constant Item.The AU system doesn't restrict the form of the item either. Craft Charged Item, for example, states that a charged item is typically a wand. But you're not locked into that. I'm playing in a game where I have an armband with charges. So the Veriform item feat isn't needed in standard AU. You still follow standard rules, so that most items created take up a slot. The creator determines which one. If you want a slotless item, you pay for it. It could be helpful for a crossover campaign with some having 3.# crafting and others having the AU version to prevent players from complaining about the AU crafter getting more advantages, but I'd just use the AU feats whole. The last feat you have listed is interesting. Are there any further restrictions? It seems like work for the DM to figure prices on items that aren't duplicated by a spell because you have to benchmark the effect and then decide if it should cost more to be Constant, Charged, etc? The idea is cool - it allows for creation of stuff not listed - I just wonder on the implementation.</blockquote>