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So, amongst the myriad of other hellish things a spellcaster could do, what about simple magical forgery? What stops a clever spellcaster from making a career coning people? What stops the determined and skilled forger?
The mighty appraise skill!
What would you lovely folk consider the various DC’s to the types of forgery, both magical and mundane? I could see an opposing roll for the skilled forger, but what about magic? Use the DC?
Thoughts?
I would treat a magical forgery like a cursed item, though the player is selecting the caster level when he intentionally makes it, so he can set the DC to identify. You would identify its properties with spellcraft, and then determine its value with appraise.