Stacking wand creation cost reducers?

[bean illus]

I know this:

Crafting it yourself instead of buying it. (DMG) 50%
Item is restricted to being used by those of a specific skill. (DMG) 10%
Item is restricted to being used by those of a specific class or alignment. (DMG) 30%
Extraordinary Artisan feat (ECS53) 25%

Do these stack? And how?

A 4th level spell in a wand cost 10,500 to make. Is that price reduced by 40%, then 25% more?

I'm thinking Chameleon 8 here, so the floating feat makes this question easy fun.

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Belt of Battle is the only way i know to get standard actions. This build would probably just use a full attack than a wand.
Other than buying 2, are there other simple ways?

[Skysaber]

Yes, and typically the formula people follow is you just take 65% off of the cost to create.

Dual Wand Wielder is a feat that you could, theoretically, build into an item.

[bean illus]

Yes, and typically the formula people follow is you just take 65% off of the cost to create.

Dual Wand Wielder is a feat that you could, theoretically, build into an item.

I could pay someone else to put it on bracers, etc.

I'm also eyeballing Master Wand. Effectively allowing spontaneous conversion from any slot I have to a wand I'm using. Awesome utility for cheap, i think.

Edit: lol.
Make wands for 35%, use Master Wand to further reduce cost, charge party members 50% full price (as a favor), end up doing the whole thing free.

[RNightstalker]

The more important question is what about requiring a class AND alignment?

[Xervous]

The more important question is what about requiring a class AND alignment?

Require a conflicting class and alignment to gate the item’s usage behind elaborate UMD checks.

[bean illus]

The more important question is what about requiring a class AND alignment?


Require a conflicting class and alignment to gate the item’s usage behind elaborate UMD checks.

Do it multiple times, and instead of spending money, gold pieces appear next to the item. jj

[Xervous]

Do it multiple times, and instead of spending money, gold pieces appear next to the item. jj

And this is why reducers are multiplicative, or should be.

[Quertus]

Do it multiple times, and instead of spending money, gold pieces appear next to the item. jj

Actually, you get the money (and the item) X days before you start crafting it, because the time is negative, too! :smallbiggrin: