Some items in the core book ARE built that way, so yes. Remember though that for items like wands, this does effect the spell level of the item as well as minimum caster level, so no Empowered Fireball Wands as that would be a fifth level spell.
Some items in the core book ARE built that way, so yes. Remember though that for items like wands, this does effect the spell level of the item as well as minimum caster level, so no Empowered Fireball Wands as that would be a fifth level spell.
ok so my point is that if a feat affects a spell it can be put into a magic item ? to set the stage the dm let me use a 3.5 feat called agument healing which adds +2 for each level of the spell so cure light would be +2, cure mod would be +4 and so on, but it doesn't affect the level of the spell. i'm just trying to get clarification if the feat would work if i were to create a potion or wand would it have the affact of the feat and is this a paizo rule
3.5 feats are another thing entirely. That's up to the DM. If it's the feat that I'm thinking of, it is not a metamagic feat. And I'd say that that feat only applies to spellcasting, not creating magic items.
3.5 feats are another thing entirely. That's up to the DM. If it's the feat that I'm thinking of, it is not a metamagic feat. And I'd say that that feat only applies to spellcasting, not creating magic items.
at low level the feat isn't that powerful but at 6th level a cleric of a healing god caqn start to really buff up i figure that a cure lite would do 1d8 plus 7 +50% of total for empower without a level increase from healing domain ability so a cure mod would be like 2d8 plus 10 +50%
