Relic Masters: Magic for the Spell-Less (Pt. 2)
Okay, we now have a relic master archetype that every spell-less class can access, which boosts the options available to characters with Item Mastery Feats, and allows a character to focus on them. So, how we we expand the Item Mastery rules to expand the kinds of characters you can make with them?
More Feats!
Channel Spell (Combat, Item Mastery)
You can invoke a scroll or wand you possess through a different magic item.
Prerequisites: 1 or more Item Mastery feats, UMD 3 ranks, relic master level 3.
Benefit: When you have a wand or scroll on your person (somewhere you could retrieve it as no more than a move action), you can cast spells from it through any other magic item you are holding or wearing that has a spell from the same school as a prerequisite. Additionally if you have to make a Use Magic Device check to use the wand, you may take 10 on the UMD skill check when using this feat.
For example, if you have a wand of magic missile in your backpack, you could cast magic missiles from the wand (expending charges normally) — without getting the wand out — while you are holding a +1 flaming longsword (since the flaming ability has evocation spells as part of its prerequisites), and when doing so could take 10 on a UMD check to activate the wand.
Item Mastery Focus
You have learned additional ways to manipulate the magic of items.
Prerequisites: 2 or more Item Mastery feats, UMD 5 ranks, relic master level 5.
Prerequisites: For each item mastery feat you know that allows you to cast a spell a number of times per day from a magic item that has a spell from a specific school as a prerequisite, select an additional spell. This additional spell must be of the same school as the spell granted by the appropriate Item Mastery feat, must be of that spell’s spell level or less, and must be from the same class spell list. A number of times per day equal to your base Fortitude saving throw bonus, when you use an Item Mastery feat to cast a spell, you may instead cast one of these alternative spells. This counts as a daily use of the appropriate Item mastery feat.
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Posted on May 2, 2017, in Game Design, Pathfinder Development and tagged #Microfeats, Game Design, gaming, Pathfinder. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.
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