Blackperoxide's page

I would say that multiple castings of Heroism would be needed.

Otherwise, why would anyone not cast/get casted on them:

Borrow Skill (Boost ranks in a given skill)
Polypurpose Pancea (Clarity) (+1 Competence Bonus)
Heroism, Greater (+4 Morale Bonus)
Prayer (+1 Luck Bonus)
Fox's Cunning (+2 Enhancement Bonus)

just prior to a spellcraft check?

I think that's the point right? to cast these things on yourself to give you a better benefit? I can't point to anything saying this is allowed or disallowed

The only thing I have to go on is the Crafter's Fortune spell which gives you a one time bonus to the craft check.. shouldn't those other effects apply? (minus the luck bonus since they don't stack)

Hello, quick question for you guys. Any help is appreciated.
My DM and I are wondering if when rolling my crafting DC check I can add the bonuses from spells such as Heroism..and therefore others like Moment of Greatness which doubles a morale bonus for one attack/save/skill check?

The question arises because of the time limit of Heroism and we're not sure if it needs to be cast for the entire crafting time. And if so am I allowed to cast it multiple times in a day and it still have an effect?..I personally believe the check is literally at the end of crafting, where you are adding the finishing touches to the magic item, thereby allowing spells such as heroism to take effect. I can't point to this as the case or even against this so any help is appreciated.

Hey thank you guys for the quick responses. Yeah I did the math and saw how massive the difference was if I created the same item.

Thank you DM Blake for figuring this out for me. And yes it it is a great item to the right caster.

Hello

I am looking to craft a item similar to the Mantle of Immortality, except I only need it to use the spell Age Resistance, not the greater version. Since the item has the exhaustion drawback for 24 hours I would like to keep this effect. My problem is I don't know how that effects the cost of crafting it with the negative effect involved. Any help or pointing to a formula would be greatly appreciated.