The operable spell here is Permanency.
He would need to enchant each item in the building rather than the building as a whole. While prestidigitation isn't on the list of explicitly allowed spells, do note the final sentence: The GM may allow other spells to be made permanent.
Other 0-level spells cost 2,500 gp to make permanent.
Or would it just 900 gp for a slotless level 0 item?
I'd do it as a wondrous item using the normal creation rules, it's a very reasonable effect.
I just know it'll lead to a +5 Throwing Bane(Witches) House.
That would require the house to be a masterwork weapon... which is difficult to do in my experience.
Or would it just 900 gp for a slotless level 0 item?I'd do it as a wondrous item using the normal creation rules, it's a very reasonable effect.
I just know it'll lead to a +5 Throwing Bane(Witches) House.That would require the house to be a masterwork weapon... which is impossible to do in my experience.
FTFY.
Permanency can work, but it can be dispelled, meaning it can be reapplied.
900 Gold for a custom item to tidy up the place (A Broom or Duster of Cleaning?) is actually quite a bit to spend on such a menial (and otherwise not really worthwhile) item. He'd be better spent putting it elsewhere, such as to improve his character's overall effectiveness in the midst of combat. Even the Goblin Fire Drums have their use...
I'd personally allow it, if only just to teach a lesson about spending money on useless stuff.
FTFY.
Nah, I've seen it done.... sorta. The player had an ability that allowed him to put enchantments on improvised weapons, we discussed methods on getting him to the right size category so he could then wield a building.
Maybe casting permanency on some unseen servants would work? And who'd go around dispelling those? "How dare you have a clean bordello!"