New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast, More posts from the Pathfinder_RPG community, For info, news, resources, and anything else about the Pathfinder TTRPG! A wizard/cleric at level 5 gets dispel magic. This spell functions like enlarge person, except that it affects multiple creatures.. Mythic Enlarge Person. Okay, now that I've gotten into the habit of looking up 'custom magic items', I was hoping if someone could double-check my math. Craft Wondrous Item, bull's strength, enlarge person. Linzi and Octavia pew pewing with sneak attacks. Enlarge Person. The ring isn't disenchanted after a dispel magic is cast on you after all. Paying 1,500gp more for the same effect as a wearable is by no means gaming the magic item system. Amiri with enlarge person for extra reach following the pets around. Just my 2 cents here. If a player wanted to have the ring be continuous in power I would either require them to wear it for 24 continuous hours to gain its benefit, or require a caster level of 9 on the ring. Duration 1 min./level (D). +2 size bonus to Strength This spell causes instant growth of humanoid creatures, doubling its height and multiplying its weight by 8. I think you are missing something. Until you reactivate it with a standard action next turn, you basically traded an action for an action + a spell slot. Assumingly slotless: 4K. Enlarge Person, Mass. The target's size doubles in all dimensions, and its weight is multiplied by eight. You need to talk it through with your GM and see what is already out there as a starting price guide. Reduce Person, Mass. This spell causes instant growth of a humanoid creature, doubling its height and multiplying its weight by 8. Description. A Dire Collar gives once per day enlarge person to an animal for 1k gp. I'm not sure if the rule you're referencing calls for the caster level of the item or of the person making it. Corpse: Torn Book, Melted Shard of a Ring, Nuts, Dagger, B ook: “Of Transmutations and Bodily Poisons, Part III”. 799 gold, Wand of Burning Hands (40 charges), Taldan Warrior’s Dog Tag. A Copper ring that disappears every other day, only to reappear the following day on the finger it was put on. Description: Protruding 3 inches above its setting, this gray fang dragon scale is set in a heavy gold band. 4,000 gp for a continuous ring of enlarge person (CL 1). Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts. 3000 for the immunity (brooch of shielding that never wears out) Item's do carry their own caster level, especially rings and wondrous items. If there isn't enough room for the target to double its size, the creature or object attains the maximum possible size in the space available. The last step is reality check - is that price way off the mark in terms of utility. There is wiggle room, but saying it costs only 2,000 gp market price for a constant level 1 effect that also provides a +4 ac bonus, and immunity to magic missiles, is grossly under priced to the point everyone in the game should have one, npcs and pcs alike. Kind of wonder their formula for 30K cost. So we get 32000+(3000+8000+4000)*1.5 - 2000 Forge Ring, Enlarge Spell, Shield Other, creator must have the Mark of Sentinel. Yeah... a +4 shield is 16K and a Brooch of Shielding is 1.5K so why would something which is actually better than that be cheaper? Cold Resist 10, +2 Deflection Bonus to AC. He’ll leave behind a Masterwork Bastard Sword, a suit of Full Plate Mail, a Potion of Cure Serious Wounds, two Potions of Enlarge Person, a Belt of Mighty Constitution +2, Torag’s Pendant and the heavy shield Protector of the Unjust. You can go buy Permanency Enlarge Person cast on you for 2,500gp. Or did I overlook something? Spells that grant similar effects typically come out cheaper which is why custom items are so tricky. -2 Dexterity Components V, S, M (powdered iron). Pathfinder Advanced Class Guide: Rings of Summoning Affinity. (not claiming your item here is super powerful, just underpriced), Let's look at what you get: Activation: A fanged ring functions continuously while worn. Do you have a source for this? Target One humanoid creature/level, no two of which can be more than 30 ft. apart. This growth increases its size by one category - from Medium to Large, for example. (Not administered by or affiliated with Paizo Publishing® in any way), Press J to jump to the feed. This artifact is a Heavy Shield +2 that also gives its bearer a +2 Resistance bonus to Saving Throws. That seems pretty cheap for something as powerful as Enlarge person, or Lead Blades for that matter. EFFECT. These rings follow the normal rules for magic rings as described in the Pathfinder RPG Core Rulebook.. Dungeon Ring. Even then you should be using the math for adding to AC and then some for the 'shield' effect and then a STR increase plus some for the enlarge. Something that specifically says this? A wizard/cleric at level 5 gets dispel magic. A jailer's dungeon ring is worked gold, set with a carnelian. References ↑ Jason Bulmahn et al. So it's probably still a tiny bit under-priced, but 52500 gp seems like the right ballpark. Though as a player I try to get this past my GM all the time, when I DM I look for this and sometimes let innocent stuff pass, but gross violations are stamped out. This item is useful to any character who frequently finds herself unarmed, though monks and similar martial artists prize it most highly. I was looking into getting a permanent enlarge person on a character and looking item creation rules it looks like I could get this ring made for 4,000. Compare to a ring of protection +5, also at 50k, and any offence-oriented fighter I build would much rather have your ring here. If you would like help with Pathfinder player options not covered here, please email meand I am happy to provide additional assistance. Pathfinder Forums. You can't take the Craft Ring feat until 7th level, so you would be looking to spend at least 14,000 GP to create that ring if that's the case. One use of Enlarge Person per day. That absolutely is the correct amount. That costs 2500 gold, but must be done by a 9th level caster. The target gains a +2 size bonus to Strength, a –2 size penalty to Dexterity (to a minimum of 1), and a –1 penalty on attack rolls and AC due to its increased size So, for a magic item of continuous enlarge person, the cost would be 4000gp (CL 1 x SL 1 x 2000 x 2 for 1 minute per level). Outside of shrink item and polymorph any object, there are only two ways I know of to resize objects, if you're looking to do that sort of thing after using enlarge person and picking up something that you weren't carrying when the spell was activated. Again, is this correct? Considering that, 4k isn't too outrageous, and I could see the item being either more or less expensive based on other limitations, like 24 hours before it takes effect. Daring Duelist: Can be crafted by artisan Mim Wobblegander: This ring grants its wearer a +2 bonus to attack rolls with melee weapons, and a +1 dodge bonus to AC. Use-activated or continuous Spell level × caster level × 2,000 gp2. Am I missing something? The pearls would probably be slightly more useful. Sirocco spell damages unattended objects? 4000 seems about right for Large size. Locked Compartment (Perception DC 20, Trickery DC 21): 24 gold, Scroll of Haste, Potion of Shield of Faith x2, Scroll of Cure Light Wounds, Potion of Enlarge Person, Scroll of Bless, Potion of Cure Light Wounds. Honestly the guidelines are there so that GMs can create custom items for their games, not so players can go nuts making super powerful stuff. The item design rules are there as guidelines, not as exact formulas. This increase changes the creature’s size category to the next larger one. Winter Wolf Runetooth. Lots of movements and I need help understanding how this all would work in tandem. Target one humanoid creature/level, no two of which can be more than 30 ft. apart. When this canine fang is crushed or broken as a full-round action, it summons a winter wolf. Hrm, well a permanent Enlarge Person cast on a PC costs 2500 gp, but it's slotless, but but it's subject to being permanently dispelled. 3/day—charm person (DC 16), deep slumber (DC 18), tree stride 1/day—suggestion (DC 18) Druid Spells Prepared (CL 3rd; concentration +7) 2nd—barkskin D, lesser restoration, summon swarm 1st—cure light wounds, enlarge person D, obscuring mist, shillelagh 0 (at will)—create water, guidance, mending, stabilize Statistics Orange: OK options, or useful options that only apply in rare circumstances 3. This ring grants its wearer a +2 luck bonus to Constitution, and the ability to cast enlarge person spell twice per day as a 1st level wizard. These effects may be dismissed as a swift action. Weapons at larger sizes are included to account for effects like Enlarge Person, Gravity Arrow, and Lead Blades. Casting Time 1 round. A ring of force shield grants only a +2 shield bonus and is 8,500gp, so no, you aren't getting a +4 shield bonus and other benefits for a mere 10,000gp. Red: Bad, useless options, or options which are extremely situational. Notes: This page is for the Varnhold's Lot DLC version of this location. Making that a swift should definitely cost more as that's better than what you could normally do with the system. Slot ring; Price 16,000 gp (jailer's ring), 250 gp (prisoner's ring); Weight —. Doing so will get you two more Potions of Cure Light Wounds and a Potion of Enlarge Person as well as a few more arms and armor. I created a similar enlarge person item, though from the rules mine is a command word, which is a standard action to trigger. In addition, the wearer receives a +1 resistance bonus on saves made against fire spells and effects. A ring of protection is a magical ring that grants continual protection to the person who wears it, warding off, or deflecting attacks against her. The ring appears cumbersome but does not interfere with any actions. Which is why your 52500 gp price is still slightly underpriced. The ring must be worn for 24 hours to have any effect. Large size(-1 to hit, -1 AC, +1 CMB/CMD, reach) Also, it's slotless and can't be easily turned on and off. A general rule of thumb I like to follow when pricing them is what they recommend by comparing them to other items, which the books also recommend you do.