Crafting wands of domain spells? [Archive] - Wizards Community

Crafting wands of domain spells? [Archive] - Wizards Community

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Chimaera2000
03-28-07, 06:46 PM I've done some searching (Google, FAQ, Rules of the Game) and haven't found a concrete answer to a particular question. As an artificer, is it possible to craft a wand with a domain spell in it? I haven't found anything that suggests otherwise so far; the FAQ indicates that a domain spell is considered a known spell, meaning that it can be crafted. However, I was wondering if anyone understood otherwise.

If context is required, I'm aiming to make an eternal wand of recitation (Spell Compendium; Clr 4, Purification 3; we house-rule eternal wands to allow divine spells) for use with Persistent Spell.
SALDAR
03-28-07, 06:57 PM A domain spell becomes part of the spell list for a character with that domain. Therefore, the caster knows the spell and can craft items using that spell.
Chimaera2000
03-28-07, 07:11 PM ...and since artificers can use the Use Magic Device skill to emulate any spell used as a prerequisite, they can craft items using domain spells. Excellent!
Kouk
03-28-07, 10:29 PM You could also try customer service, though a lot of people malign them. They usually get back to you pretty fast.
Chimaera2000
03-29-07, 12:25 PM I might give CustServ a try. We'll see if I actually decide to try this first, as I'm trying to use Persistent Spell whilst making sure that everyone (including the DM) still has fun. Giving myself +3 on attacks, saves, and AC while giving the other party members +2 to the same means that the party becomes a lot stronger, which might lead to dispel magic coming up more often as the DM seeks ways to deliver a suitable challenge to a more powerful party.

I think that I'll start a new thread: to Persist or not to Persist?

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
Chimaera2000 03-28-07, 06:46 PM	I've done some searching (Google, FAQ, Rules of the Game) and haven't found a concrete answer to a particular question. As an artificer, is it possible to craft a wand with a domain spell in it? I haven't found anything that suggests otherwise so far; the FAQ indicates that a domain spell is considered a known spell, meaning that it can be crafted. However, I was wondering if anyone understood otherwise. If context is required, I'm aiming to make an eternal wand of recitation (Spell Compendium; Clr 4, Purification 3; we house-rule eternal wands to allow divine spells) for use with Persistent Spell.
SALDAR 03-28-07, 06:57 PM	A domain spell becomes part of the spell list for a character with that domain. Therefore, the caster knows the spell and can craft items using that spell.
Chimaera2000 03-28-07, 07:11 PM	...and since artificers can use the Use Magic Device skill to emulate any spell used as a prerequisite, they can craft items using domain spells. Excellent!
Kouk 03-28-07, 10:29 PM	You could also try customer service, though a lot of people malign them. They usually get back to you pretty fast.
Chimaera2000 03-29-07, 12:25 PM	I might give CustServ a try. We'll see if I actually decide to try this first, as I'm trying to use Persistent Spell whilst making sure that everyone (including the DM) still has fun. Giving myself +3 on attacks, saves, and AC while giving the other party members +2 to the same means that the party becomes a lot stronger, which might lead to dispel magic coming up more often as the DM seeks ways to deliver a suitable challenge to a more powerful party. I think that I'll start a new thread: to Persist or not to Persist?