3e SRD:Rod of Splendor
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Rod of Splendor[edit]
The possessor of this rod gains a +4 enhancement bonus to his or her Charisma score for as long as he or she holds or carries the item. Once per day, the rod creates and garbs the user in clothing of the finest fabrics, plus adornments of furs and jewels.Apparel created by the magic of the rod remains in existence for 12 hours. However, if the user attempts to sell or give away any part of it, to use it for a spell component, or the like, all the apparel immediately disappears. The same applies if any of it is forcibly taken from the user.The value of noble garb created by the rod ranges from 7,000 to 10,000 gp (1d4+6 times 1,000 gp)-1,000 gp for the fabric alone, 5,000 gp for the furs, and the rest for the jewel trim (maximum of twenty gems, maximum value 200 gp each).In addition, the rod has a second special power, usable once per week. Upon command, it creates a palatial tent-a huge pavilion of silk 60 feet across. Inside the tent are temporary furnishings and food suitable to the splendor of the pavilion and sufficient to entertain as many as one hundred persons. The tent and its trappings last for one day. At the end of that time, the tent and all objects associated with it (including any items that were taken out of the tent) disappear.
Caster Level: 12; Prerequisites: Craft Rod, fabricate, major creation; Market Price: 25,000 gp
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