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squingynaut 04-29-08, 02:32 PM	Dedicated Wright - Eberron Campaign Setting, pg. 285 A Dedicated Wright can craft magic items for a character. When crafting magic items, you are limited to 8 hours per day worth of work, which should include these creations. My question is, if you have multiple Dedicated Wrights, does the 8 hour maximum count against the PC's 8 hour maximum or the 8 hour maximum of that particular Dedicated Wright? In addition, normally, you must focus on only one magic item at a time. If you change items, all progress on the previous item is lost. If they would be considered to be creating items without you, could they each be working on separate items and you working on another item yourself or would all of this count against your 1 item at a time rule?
SolEiji 04-29-08, 07:08 PM	I never found any RAW on it. As a DM I'd allow it since you are spending time, money, and possibly XP to build the golem proxies. If anything, it'll just help you lose money and xp faster and you build 2, 4, 10 different items at once.
squingynaut 04-30-08, 03:43 AM	Using the "unofficial" rules suggested by Skip Williams at the end of one of his Rules of the Game articles (http://www.wizards.com/default.asp?x=dnd/rg/20050118a) allowing multiple creators to provide the spell prerequisites for magic item creation, would it also be feasible for extra characters (for this purpose) to also participate in the 1 hour preparation that you and your Dedicated Wright must undergo right before item creation can begin? Now that was a run-on sentence if I've ever heard one...
SolEiji 04-30-08, 10:33 AM	I'd have no problems with it.