The best place to start with your magic item creation is with its rarity unless you want something big time, like an artifact. Remember, if you give away something powerful like a major rare item at 6th-level, the PCs ideally should not receive another major rare item until they reach 11th-level.
Does it let them cast fireball a certain number of times each day? Or if they drink it, do they grow a third eyeball in the center of their head that lets them shoot disintegration beams from it? With literally hundreds of items between the two books, most of the bases seem covered. Since the staff of fire regains its charges, that might be a good place to start.
Then the best solution is to create your own magic item. Still, make sure you ground it in reality and can still somewhat tie it to something that already exists. What do we know about the item based solely on the concept? Using the beholder eye option example:. The eye beam that the third eye shoots is a good place to start. But what level of spell? That table shows us the highest level of spell that we can select for our magic item.
We want to turn our potion of the beholder eye into a rare item, so that means we can choose a 6th-level spell to put into it. But how much damage? Remember that our item should be comparable to a 6th-level spell, and according to the table a 6th-level spell should be able to deal 55 10d10 damage to a single target or Sound familiar?
Fireball deals an average of 28 8d6 damage to multiple targets, pretty close to our But how much damage should our eye beam do? And there you have it. So long as the eye beam can deal no more than 44 damage or close enough to that in a single turn, it should still be a rare item.
Traditionally, beholders cause saving throws versus their rays from the Monster Manual beholder stat block. Also, the range on their rays is feet. And there is no half damage on the save. So I say we go with that. Once you get those supplies, you must spend a day working on your structure, and you make progress on your structure in 25 gp increments.
This means if you want to build a small farm, that is going to cost you 1, gp for a brand new farm. For a single worker, that means it is going to take you 40 days to complete the build. But, you can always hire workers. Each project has a maximum number of workers that can work on it at one time, for a project can only have so many people on it before work begins slowing down or no progress is made. Our small farm house can only handle up to three workers per day working away.
Now, because we have more workers our time building the farm is going to be a lot faster, but we are going to have to spend more and more money each day.
When building furniture, you, of course, need your typical supplies but the amount you can work on per day is a lot lower. Furniture, normally, requires a bit finer eye and you can work in 5 gp increments per day. So a normal table without a lot of fanciness involved can be built in 3 days and by spending 15 gp. For fancy filigrees and heavy aesthetics, the DM may decide it will take more days to do the fancy work but not require any excess gold, or require more gold as you want to inlay actual gold into the table.
As with all tools, sometimes magic can come along and help speed up the process. Fabricate is a great spell if you can cast a 4th level spell its a great way to do a day of work inside of 20 minutes. Elemental Evil. Combat is lethal and the world is bleak. PDF download. Dogma [edit edit source]. Can I contribute?
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Earlier editions i. First, celestials, elementals, fey, fiends, and Your Search for "dnd" - 1, printable 3D Models. Repack uses XTool library by Razor It just seems… like a bit of a stretch. A normal weaver probably never deals with magic unless you are in a high magic world or there is an abundance of magical cloth out there.
The only thing I find useful in this is that Craft Clothing is assumed to take a single long rest… which seems like a stretch but sure… why not, making an outfit is faster than cobbling shoes or painting something glamorous. We can work with that.
So, how do we make this tool better? Well, the idea of making outfits and garments and what not is pretty close to cobbling shoes.
But speaking of cobbling shoes, I think that that is a great mechanic for what we are doing here, and it flows well. So we will take that, where we are creating outfits for specific situations and getting minor benefits from it. The only major difference between the two tools is that according to Xanathar, making outfits is fast. Sure, shoes are cheaper but they take longer to produce, while outfits are more expensive but are faster to produce. There is a weird type of symmetry for creating outfits, and if you are in a game with a lot of downtime, this is the perfect time to make sure you are still fabulous while climbing a mountain.
So how does this all work? Well, first our weaver must come up with their design, and I offer several ideas though players should always work with their GM to create something perfect for their situations, and they begin sewing and weaving.
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