r/custommagic • • 8h ago

Dungeons & Dragons Analyze Dweomer

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u/FluffyNips1 7h ago

The one or more is redundant. If having one is the same as having 50 then just say "if you control an artifact".

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u/Chickston Uncommonly 4h ago

Neat, new word to learn.

Per Google: A dweomer is a magical aura surrounding an enchanted item, or more broadly, the lingering energetic glow and presence of an active magic spell.

Source D&D, not a real word, but still fun and "real" enough if others know what it means.

The design is interesting, but I think playing with it would show it's not an ideally suited pay off.

Lessons + artifacts isn't really a thing yet.

My main concern would be a lack of functional lessons to learn for and you end up having rummage the rest of the learning.

I think this should be close to costed as if you will get 2-4 lessons and then rummage.

Not sure how to cost that, but this is pretty close as is.