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<blockquote data-quote="dwayne" data-source="post: 6464822" data-attributes="member: 25437"><p>I could see many options here to deal with it, on the one hand you could go with a non magic option to create devices that emulate those of the magic counter parts. These would require up keep and adjustment to keep going and would only function for a short time at low levels. As you advance the items would get more complex and the lesser ones would last longer, the key is the items at lower levels would be stable at higher levels but the max you could create would only be rare using the class abilities. But you could create items like every other wizard and due to your insight the time and cost of the object is halved, but this also has a down side seeing&nbsp; as you take short cuts and by pass some of the magic elements all your creations have an odd quirk or minor detrimental property. This would depend on the power of the object and its usefulness (up to DM ). As to your study of alchemy to make potions much the same as your technique is not an exact science and is due to experimentation your potions some times have unforeseen side effects or draw backs or just explode, I see them as the wild mage of science more so than magic. These are just Ideas I am not going in to too much detail I will leave that to some one else with more time.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="dwayne, post: 6464822, member: 25437"] I could see many options here to deal with it, on the one hand you could go with a non magic option to create devices that emulate those of the magic counter parts. These would require up keep and adjustment to keep going and would only function for a short time at low levels. As you advance the items would get more complex and the lesser ones would last longer, the key is the items at lower levels would be stable at higher levels but the max you could create would only be rare using the class abilities. But you could create items like every other wizard and due to your insight the time and cost of the object is halved, but this also has a down side seeing as you take short cuts and by pass some of the magic elements all your creations have an odd quirk or minor detrimental property. This would depend on the power of the object and its usefulness (up to DM ). As to your study of alchemy to make potions much the same as your technique is not an exact science and is due to experimentation your potions some times have unforeseen side effects or draw backs or just explode, I see them as the wild mage of science more so than magic. These are just Ideas I am not going in to too much detail I will leave that to some one else with more time. [/QUOTE]

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