3 Answers. 10g per item. That's exactly how it works: you find and hire someone who can cast identify and they use their spellcraft skill to determine the properties of the item. (The charge is for the service performed obtaining the benefit of a spellcasting.
How much does it cost to identify a magic item 5e?
So no matter how high level your NPC spellcaster is, it costs 10gp per item identified, assuming they don't fail the check (which they likely won't, with a +10 bonus due to the spell).
How much does it cost to create a spell scroll?
Items are created at 25gp/8-hour day. So a 1st level spell scroll will take 4x8-hour days, and cost the 100gp in materials, etc. A 2nd or 3rd level spell scroll is 500gp, and thus takes 20 days! A 2nd or 3rd level spell scroll is 500gp, and thus takes 20 days!
How do I know my spellcasting class?
In order to gain access to spellcasting of a specific spell level the character must have an equal or higher ability score of 10 + spell level for the class spellcasting associated ability. This means that a spellcaster must have at least 10 in the ability score in order to be able to spellcast at all.
What is the best spellcasting class?
Spellcasting is one of Dungeons & Dragons' more complicated elements, but Warlocks are by far the best class for it.
What are the spellcasting classes 5e?
D&D 5e has a number of spellcasting classes. These include the Artificer, Bard, Cleric, Druid, Paladin, Ranger, Sorcerer, Warlock, and Wizard. The Fighter and Rogue subclasses also have spellcasting subclasses in the Eldritch Knight and Arcane Trickster, respectively.
How many spellcasting components can a spell have?
There are three components for spells in D&d 5e. - verbal (V) , somatic(S) and material components(M). Verbal components are the magical words that a caster needs to say to cast the spells. Somatic components are the hand motions that a caster does to cast the spell.
What do components vs mean?
Components. A spell's components are the physical requirements you must meet in order to cast it. Each spell's description indicates whether it requires verbal (V), somatic (S), or material (M) components. If you can't provide one or more of a spell's components, you are unable to cast the spell. Verbal (V)
Do you need all components to cast a spell?
Spells cast from magic items don't need the components at all, though the specific item may impose other requirements.
Do you need material components if you have a spellcasting focus?
Nope. A spellcasting focus can be used in place of a material component only if that component has no cost noted in the spell's description and if that component isn't consumed.
How much is a potion of greater restoration?
In the most recent Waterdeep adventure, there is an NPC herbalist that sells potions of greater healing for 250gp each, so the above math seems to work out.
Who can cast greater restoration?
It is restricted to bards, druids, and clerics only in the base game, but artificers and celestials can receive it too all at the 5th level. Granted it is a 5th level spell that you get a slot for at 9th level, so it's more of a mid-game level spell.