Artificiers' Annonymous

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Introduction
When I'm not too busy catting manning the Ye Olde Magic Mart and eating your cookie points, I can usually be found fooling around in the storeroom; taking stock, a catnap and breakfast, lunch or dinner. Y'know, being a hardworking kitty in general.

But taking care of the store gets boring after a while and being the curious kitty that I am I began fiddling with some surplus spell components and enchantable items as a hobby. A little dash of this, a little sprig of that and an explosion or two and -- lo and behold! -- I happened upon a formula for a magical trinket!

Now, ye should thank me for risking my tail for the benefit of ye budding artificiers but I ain't picky.

However, like all kitties, I like messing with ye so I'm leaving all of ye to figure out the formulas of the magical items I've come up with. Worry not, I'll be giving ye plenty of hints to guide yer way ^_^

Feel free to post and discuss the formulas you think is correct and the first one to get it right will have their name added to the magic item's name in the future. Think of it as naming yer own new species of bunny x3

I'll be posting hints of new magical items every so often so keep your eyes peeled on this thread.

... _{Personally I'm looking for the formula for a Dragon-bunny Love Potion} ...



Creating a magical item
Now, to create a magical item, ye must first buy the proper components AND an enchantable item from the Magic Mart. When ye have those in yer inventory post here with yer combination formula like so:

Component 1 + (Optional: Any other additional components) + Enchantable Item

Note: You can only combine components up to the maximum the enchantable item can support. For example, an enchantable silver quill can only be combined with one component with a faint aura

It'll take some time for me to confirm whether the enchantment process has succeeded but I'll post all results as soon as I can. Do note however that a wrong combination will result in a failed item, or possibly a new kind of unknown item but it's up to ye to take the risk or go with one of the safer, confirmed formulas in the thread.

In addition, I'm also interested in buying enchanted items of any kind, successes or failures. Note however that failed magical enchantments usually don't have a high resale value compared with successful magical items so don't say I haven't given ye fair warning.

So what're ye waiting for? Get on with the enchanting!



Confirmed Formulas
None yet

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First formula:

I was hanging around the fire-proof shelves on day, inspecting the fire element ingredients when a Mini-Spot, whose owner shall remain annonymous, rushed past me and knocked the box of common enchantable rings and sack of light element ingredients from my paws. They fell against the shelf of components and before I could say 'piffle!' everything was jumbled up. I was scraping through the pile in an attempt to sort out the mess when a small glow caught my eye.

It happened to be a small ring which proved to be warm to the touch. I would've inspected it further when the shop's bell rang. I rushed out to find a lone traveller at the counter, asking if I had anything magical to help him light campfires since they take too much time and effort in the rainy season. I would've sent him away when he spotted the ring and snatched it up and before I could utter my second 'piffle' of the day he produce a tiny, bright flame from the tip of the ring.

After the traveller had left happily with his new ring I went back to the store, sorted the components and catalogued the list of items for my accidental discovery.

What do you think is it?

[Ikkin]

Okay, my guess. ^_^

Candle + Charcoal + Enchantable Silver Ring.

[Omni]

Question: Do two weak enchantments add up to one strong enchantment, or maybe three weak ones add up to two, or something else like that?

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omniscia said:

Question: Do two weak enchantments add up to one strong enchantment, or maybe three weak ones add up to two, or something else like that?

Nope, spell components don't stack up like that. When enchanting items you can only add one item of the specified enchantment strength to one given slot.

Like in this case Ikkin got it right with using two components with 'faint' auras in the silver ring (two slots for two faint enchantments).