So the wand is enchanted to a target person, (the ’target’).
The possessor of the wand, can touch themselves with it, & the
possessor instantly teleports beside the target, right?
Cost is 5 fatigue ST.
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A long distance teleport item is a $50,000, F type magic item,
cost to use is 20 fatigue ST.
This is less useful than a normal teleport item, so it should
cost less. If the wand falls into the wrong hands, someone
unpleasant could teleport to you, at any time day or night, so
being set as the target is obviously very risky, but the target person
has to agree and be there while the enchantment is being made,
so presumably they are ok with it.
The cost is 1/4 that of the regular item, so that would bump
the price.
However, the item is more useful in one respect, it tracks the
target figure. That is cool, and unique, which would demand a
higher price.
It is one use, so that would make it cheaper. (5 times cheaper?
10 times cheaper?)
If you want to make it work multiple times, I don’t see that
being a big problem. It would be more expensive of course.
An interesting twist of a multiple use wand is that it teleports
the user, but the wand stays still! (Maybe that could be a flawed item
that was not created correctly.) Such a flawed item would likely
have a recharge time of several minutes to hours.
Sounds like a fun item! Good work!
Warm regards, Rick.
On Mar 20, 2021, at 3:39 AM, Edward Villarreal <edwardv@gmail.com> wrote:Non-Geographic Teleport Wand.No creation stats yet, thinking it should be expensive and hard to make .When the wand is created it is set to a single person, when another person uses it they teleport to that person, wherever they may be. The set person must willingly take part in the wands creation, but they do not need to be a wizard. The wand is a single use item. Only a single person using the wand is teleported. Costs 5 ST to activate. The person using the wand cannot teleport someone else, only themselves.Thoughts?Ed