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<blockquote data-quote="Janos Audron" data-source="post: 213648" data-attributes="member: 4649">kal, explain to me how Anab can get a +6 for *all* his DC's for 36,000 GP, while the normal items gives +2 to *spells* for 50,000. Could you post the version you are using, because this is a bit confusing...Kal, how much would the following item cost:Wish List(Everything you write on this piece of parchment you get. Immediately. No failures. <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f61b.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":p" title="Stick out tongue&nbsp; &nbsp; :p"&nbsp; data-smilie="7"data-shortname=":p" />)Hunters' Eye:Choose 5 races. The Eye can cycle between those 5 types of &quot;enhanced race vision&quot;. The effect is a +3 (competence?) bonus to attack and damage for the active vision type (the features of the creatures have more contrast for example), but because the Eye is focused on one type of creatures, you get -1 attack and damage for every other kind of creature. Also, because you see the creatures more clearly, you can ignore any miss chance due to concealment.Helmed Horror:Do you still keep the (IMO wrong) item creation cost?And can I safely assume that a commoner (lvl 1, human) has failed a will save DC 42 about 5 years ago?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Janos Audron, post: 213648, member: 4649"] kal, explain to me how Anab can get a +6 for *all* his DC's for 36,000 GP, while the normal items gives +2 to *spells* for 50,000. Could you post the version you are using, because this is a bit confusing... Kal, how much would the following item cost: Wish List (Everything you write on this piece of parchment you get. Immediately. No failures. :p) Hunters' Eye: Choose 5 races. The Eye can cycle between those 5 types of "enhanced race vision". The effect is a +3 (competence?) bonus to attack and damage for the active vision type (the features of the creatures have more contrast for example), but because the Eye is focused on one type of creatures, you get -1 attack and damage for every other kind of creature. Also, because you see the creatures more clearly, you can ignore any miss chance due to concealment. Helmed Horror: Do you still keep the (IMO wrong) item creation cost? And can I safely assume that a commoner (lvl 1, human) has failed a will save DC 42 about 5 years ago? [/QUOTE]

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