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| Rider_of_Rohan07-06-07, 02:48 AM | My brother and me were creating characters for an epic level campaign my DM was putting together, and we ran across what seemed to me a rule breaker. We were looking in the Ebberon campaign setting and we found the Artisan feats (the ones that reduce time, gold and XP spent on items), they take 25% off the total price...and they stack. My brother believes that this means that a twentieth level artificer who made the right feat choices (basically all Artisan feats all the time) could create magic items for free in no time at all. Is he right? |
| Millenia07-06-07, 04:02 AM | He is wrong. Errata has been released that only allows you to take those Artisan feats once. |
| Rider_of_Rohan07-07-07, 04:11 AM | Thank you, which Errata if I could ask? P.S. Did I post this in the right place?:confused: |
| DBlizzard07-07-07, 06:59 AM | Thank you, which Errata if I could ask? P.S. Did I post this in the right place?:confused: Official D&D Errata (http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/er/20040125a) Just scroll down to the Eberron Campaign Setting errata. |
| Gurv07-07-07, 07:03 AM | This (http://www.wizards.com/dnd/files/ECSerrata_02062006.zip) errata. And yes, this is an acceptable place to ask. |
| Edymnion07-07-07, 11:26 AM | And even if the errata wasn't there, you still wouldn't get them for free. It lowers the base gold cost. First time you would be getting 25% off of 100%. Second time, you would be getting 25% off of 75%. Third time you'd be getting 25% off of 56.25%. Etc. Law of diminishing returns is in full effect. |
| Rider_of_Rohan07-07-07, 02:54 PM | Thank you again for the help, I had no idea they posted Errata on this site (I was wondering which book I would have to buy). |
| Rider_of_Rohan07-07-07, 02:57 PM | Another quick question? How do I put this thread in the off position?! |
| Darakhoranon07-07-07, 03:24 PM | YOU canīt - as far as I know. But why bother? Just wait for some time. If nobody posts here, the thread will get knocked down quite soon... |