Toymaker (DnD Feat)

[edit] Toymaker [Item Creation]

You are adept at creating minor wondrous items

Prerequisites: Int 13+, Ability to cast prestidigitation

[edit] Benefit

You may imbue an item weighing no more than 1 pound with a prestidigitation effect. It takes approximately 20 minutes to make one of these items. There is a cost of 20xp and the value of the item to be enchanted. Items made with this feat are not capable of inflicting damage or granting bonus’s of any type. There is no magical backlash if one of these items are broken. On high magic worlds there are probably millions of these minor items about, either being used as toys or useful household articles. Items created by this feat are scarcer on lower magic worlds.

[edit] Special

Wizards may select this feat as their first-level bonus feat instead of Scribe Scroll.

[edit] Sample Items

Here are some examples of common items:

Seagull: This small wood carving of a seagull has been enchanted with the ability to fly. It will follow the mental commands of the owner and has a range of 100ft.

Cleaning Rag: This small patch of rag has been imbued with the power to clean surfaces of dust and light debris on its own. The owner simply says “Clean” and then the name of the object and the rag starts to clean until the item is free of dust and debris.

Stirring Stick: A small glass rod 4”-12” long that, when placed in a container of liquid, will stir until it is taken out.

Magic Mortar and Pestle: This mortar and pestle set is self grinding and can grind anything that an average human could grind.

Magic Spice Granting (MSG) Frying Pan: This frying pan will bestow delicious tastes on any food cooked with lots of oil at a high heat in it. Some people are allergic to the magic spice it provides and can have a range of effects from small headaches to severe reactions such as their throat closing.

Warming Mug: This mug warms a liquid placed in it a bit above room temperature, and keeps heated liquids placed in it hotter longer.

Cooling Glass: This glass cools a liquid placed in it a bit below room temperature, and keeps chilled liquids placed in it cooler longer.

Automatic Whetstone: This small whetstone, when touched to a dull edge and let go, starts sharpening it automatically.

Hairpin of Perfection: As long as the hairpin is in your hair, all dirt is cleaned out automatically and your hairdo will withstand even hail and storms.

Box of Tin Soldiers (Defender): These small tin soldiers stand about four inches tall and are painted with a red coat. They come in boxes of five soldiers. On command, they can be set to patrol an area up to 1 foot square (such as the perimeter of a toy fort). If one is knocked over, it will cease to function until commanded again. Whenever a blue-coated Tin Soldier is within 1 foot of their patrolled area, they will fire small lead pellets at it to knock it over.

Box of Tin Soldiers (Attacker): These small tin soldiers stand about four inches tall and are painted with a blue coat. They come in boxes of five soldiers. On command, they can be set to march forward. If one is knocked over, it will cease to function until commanded again. Whenever a red-coated Tin Soldier is within 1 foot of them, they will fire small lead pellets at it to knock it over.

Music Box: This small simple looking box can be used to contain keepsakes. When exposed to music the box can be commanded to record the song. The box can only hold one song and can replay the song whenever commanded. Note: the song is not magical in nature and cannot replicate any bard abilities - although the song played can be replicated.

Trick Cards: This deck of animated playing cards performs a number of tricks on command, such as shuffling, handing itself out to players, or displaying a certain card. Usually, there are a few special tricks only known to the creator.

Kamasutra Dolls: This set of a male and female doll show certain positions on command, none of them safe to be seen by minors.

Indecisive Coin: When thrown, this coin always lands on the edge.

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