Post/Author/DateTime	Post
ltwally 02-01-06, 01:42 PM	Once upon a time, I thought that I'd seen an official rule for creating items that grant the wielder a feat... but I can't seem to locate it, again. Right now, the best example that I can find is the Dark Blue Ioun Stone. Since Ioun Stones have no space limitation the price should have been multiplied by x2, placing the market value of an item granting a feat at 5,000gp per feat... Anyways, if anyone knows of an official WoTC book that has a rule on it, I'd appreciate a reply.
tarkin 02-01-06, 01:51 PM	Back in 3.0 they had a HORRIBLE rule in A&EG. It did not work well at all. Basically it priced them as 5,000 gp/pre-req. The problem is that feats are worth different amounts, they simply have not been "leveled". Compare a feat like Combat Reflexes, a key, powerfull feat with no pre-reqs, and something like say Mobility. Combat Reflexes is worth more than Mobilitiy, not less. For this reason, I have seen not a single viable pricing method for feats. Feats require massive amounts of DM adjustment to fairly price. You just can't create a system for it.