[Ultimate Magic spell] Masterwork transformation


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It says the spells duration is instantanious. Does that mean the object changed is masterwork for only a moment? I know it should not work that way but it can be read that way.

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CapeCodRPGer wrote:
It says the spells duration is instantanious. Does that mean the object changed is masterwork for only a moment? I know it should not work that way but it can be read that way.

It's probably intended to be like a healing spell, or some creation spells. The change is permananent but non dispellable. (The change happens instantaneously). I think this is supported by the fact you have to pay the masterwork cost in material components so it's not like you're getting something for free.

Liberty's Edge

CapeCodRPGer wrote:
It says the spells duration is instantanious. Does that mean the object changed is masterwork for only a moment? I know it should not work that way but it can be read that way.

"Instantaneous: The spell energy comes and goes the instant the spell is cast, though the consequences might be long-lasting."

The magic comes, changes the object, and goes away. The item remains changed.

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