Cost for item that resists divinations [Archive] - Wizards Community

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demon666fast

10-31-06, 02:20 PM
The cost for an item that gives a save bonus, resistance type, is the bonus squared x 1000. But if I want a item that gives a bonus for just on type of save? Or for just one type of school of magic.

I wanna make a Headband that gives +4 to saves agains divinations.

thanks!
risner

10-31-06, 06:01 PM
The cost for an item that gives a save bonus, resistance type, is the bonus squared x 1000. But if I want a item that gives a bonus for just on type of save? Or for just one type of school of magic.

I wanna make a Headband that gives +4 to saves agains divinations.

thanks!

Headband of +4 Will Save agains divinations:

One save instead of all three is 50% cheaper (x 0.5)
8,000 gp

One save and one school would likely be adhoc and may be 1/3 (x 0.33)
5,333 gp

This assumes Will save against Divinations is "mental improvement". Otherwise the DM may apply the x1.5 cost increase for Slot Affinity.
mvincent

10-31-06, 06:38 PM
btw: would a ring of Mind Shielding (http://www.d20srd.org/srd/magicItems/rings.htm#mindShielding) suffice for your purposes?
demon666fast

10-31-06, 07:15 PM
thanks for answers.
The slot is not itself important at all, I just wanted to know the price for the specific bonus.
The ring is not enough. I'm planning to play a masked character, to be incognito. Problems with the mob. So I needed some items to prevent any divination attempting to find his true identity.
Psifon

11-01-06, 08:35 PM
thanks for answers.
The slot is not itself important at all, I just wanted to know the price for the specific bonus.
The ring is not enough. I'm planning to play a masked character, to be incognito. Problems with the mob. So I needed some items to prevent any divination attempting to find his true identity.


Why not just get an item that grants a mislead effect? It is only a 2nd level spell, so even a continuous use would be cheep. Also, it is better to have an incongruous aura than to have no aura at all. Blocking scrying attracts attention.

Check it out, a liberal interpretation means that it will even disguise the auras of your magic items!
risner

11-01-06, 11:22 PM
Why not just get an item that grants a mislead effect? It is only a 2nd level spell, so even a continuous use would be cheep.

Mislead is a 6th level spell, not 2nd.

And even if it were 2nd, the described effect you had would not be cheap regardless of the spell level.
Psifon

11-02-06, 11:25 AM
I'm sorry, my bad.

I meand misdirection