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11 lip 2018 · For your particular spellbooks, this cost would be as follows. The first book's total spell levels are 1 (10)+2 (5)+3 (4)+4 (2)=40, for a total of 2,050gp. The second book's total spell levels are 1 (12)+2 (6)+3 (5)+4 (3)+5 (2)=61, for a total of 3,100gp. The total for both books would be 5,150gp.
22 sty 2023 · Our in depth guide to spell scroll cost and rarity, including how to distribute, sell, create and determine the value of these consumable magic items.
Standard rule: expend 25gp materials per day. Variant Rule: 50 gp/d at 5th level, 100 gp/d at 11th level, 200 gp/d 17th level. Material Cost for scrolls & potions: Common: 25gp cantrips, 50 gp first-level.
Price list of material spell components for your magic shop. Resources. I've compiled a PDF (printer-friendly) of most of the material components listed in the 5th edition Player's Handbook for a magic shop in a major city in my campaign. Feedback very much welcome, especially if you think the prices are wrong. 73. Sort by: Add a Comment.
3 lis 2017 · Hiring someone to cast a relatively common spell of 1st or 2nd level, such as Cure Wounds or Identify, is easy enough in a city or town, and might cost 10 to 50 gp (plus the cost of any expensive material components).
15 gru 2019 · I would rate the cost of a spellbook to be at least the cost of creating it, meaning a spellbook with even a single spell in it would be worth a minimum of 100gp. Wizards can get around that cost by adding spells through leveling, but I wouldn't include that in the value of the object.
The cost to make a spell book is 10g/spell level. Wizards are somewhat secretive though, so the retail price is probably higher. It can't be too high though, or Wizards could make a lot of money just copying out their spells into fresh books and selling them!
