For example Rod of Flailing:
The wielder can gain an extra attack (with the second head) at the cost of making all attacks at a —2 penalty (as if she had the Two-Weapon Fighting feat).
What would it cost to give that to something like a glove or weapon?
There isn't a set cost for adding feats to wondrous items. Nor should there be, frankly. Granting extra feats can be absurdly powerful. In any case, ask your GM.
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Official answer: you can't.
Semi-official answer: minimum 5,000 gp (there are wondrous items that have this for a feat).
Real answer: are you the GM? If not, ask your GM. If you are, absolute minimum 5,000 gp, but avoid this like the plague, or deal with it case-by-case, as feats can be very overpowered in magic items - they work best in utility feats that don't have a feat chain, but I'd recommend an outright ban except for existing items.
Official answer: you can't.
Semi-official answer: minimum 5,000 gp (there are wondrous items that have this for a feat).
Real answer: are you the GM? If not, ask your GM. If you are, absolute minimum 5,000 gp, but avoid this like the plague, or deal with it case-by-case, as feats can be very overpowered in magic items - they work best in utility feats that don't have a feat chain, but I'd recommend an outright ban except for existing items.
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