Wide spread questions
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Goblins are worth one Copper per; adding spells to a Spell-Book costs a base two Copper per level per spell. So, adding a single First level spell through Goblins should cost two Goblins, a Second would cost four, a Third level would cost six, and so on. As such, a Full Celestial Spell book would cost 438 Goblins; a Full Earth, 386 Goblins.
This is assuming Minnie is using the standard rate for Goblin/Copper/Spell-scribing. I dunno if they are.
This is assuming Minnie is using the standard rate for Goblin/Copper/Spell-scribing. I dunno if they are.
EricMarsters
Fighter
John,
Where did you get your info from on costs to add a spell to a spellbook?
Where did you get your info from on costs to add a spell to a spellbook?
"The inks used in the writing of a spell book will cost approximately 2 coppers per level of the spell that you are copying. This may vary based on your local campaign’s economy. You cannot get your spell(s) authorized until you pay the requisite game money." (ARB pg. 99)
EricMarsters
Fighter
Heh. I've always seen it charged more, depending on the local economy, from 1s to 1g.
Dreamingfurther
Baron
yup, stupid IG guild price ups... 
Dreamingfurther
Baron
Davion said:
If you "find" a magic item that has already been cast you cannot cast a Preserve Duration ritual on it to make it last any longer. While you could cast more rituals on that item, they would not be able to affect that ritual affect unless you are casting destroy magic rituals or something like that.
Preserve, and Permanence rituals can only be added to magic items to increase the length of time they will last within 5 minutes of the initial batch of rituals being cast.
On a side point, the "Boost" duration ritual can be cast on a batch of rituals in order to keep the "batch" open for 28 days instead of just 5 minutes. And during that time you can add any number of rituals to the item assuming you are not going over the 20 rit maximum for that item. However any of the "new" rituals you add to that item will need to have a Preserve or Permanence ritual added within their 5 minute open time limit or they will only last for the base 1 year.
Warlok said:
Also while this is a cool idea unfortunately this would not work to increase the length of time the initial ritual would last. A transfer enchantment ritual is not a ritual with a duration and it does not "re-open" the old ritual that was transfered to being Preserved or Permanenced.
¿Can't you cast multiple Ritual-Loads on a single item with differing expirations? That is, if an item had 5 effects and a Permanence, ¿could you add another five effects and a Preserve? The second set would expire in the appropriate time period leaving the first set to persist? So long as you don't overtop the 20 Rit-limit?
PS ¿Does Transfer move ALL effects from one item to another or just One effect?
PS ¿Does Transfer move ALL effects from one item to another or just One effect?
Dreamingfurther
Baron
Mobius said:
I know the old Transfer could only target all effects of the same school.
Would a Golem (or similarly shatterable creature) take a Stun Limb/Wither effect from "I summon a force to Shatter/Destroy your <limb>"? Or would they just take whatever damage they'd normally take from the spell and continue using all their limbs?
