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All crafting feats are gone under this variant, and any character who possesses only PC class levels with enough downtime (at least three days) can craft any permanent (non-consumable) item that a character 3 levels below them would be able to wear or wield, but only once per level. Characters do not require the ability to cast in order to create magical items. The three exceptions are Scribe Scroll, Brew Potion, and Craft Wand, as follows.
*A character with Scribe Scroll may spend an hour once every 24 hours (usually upon waking) to craft up to three scrolls of any spell level he knows. These become inert and lose their potency should any further scrolls be crafted on any following day.*A character with Brew Potion may spend an hour once every 24 hours (usually upon waking) to brew five potions that he would normally be able to brew. These become inert and lose their potency should any further potions be brewed on any following day.*A character with Craft Wand may spend an hour once every 24 hours (usually upon waking) to craft one wand of a spell that he could cast which has 10 charges. If the character has access to Least items, they can craft a wand containing 1st level spells, 2nd or 3rd if they have access to Lesser items, and 4th if they have access to Greater items. These A character may only have up the three scrolls, five potions, or a single wand in existence at any time. They always know how many of these are still unused, though not necessarily which ones. If they craft enough enough of these to pass over the above limit, the consumable of that type that has longest been in existence becomes inert and does nothing. For example, if a character has three scrolls in crafted, having created A, then B, then C, uses B, and crafts two more scrolls, D and E, scroll A would become inert and lose their potency should any further wands only C, D, and E would be crafted on any following dayavailable.
Note that while the normal cost to craft these is replaced, the crafter must still provide the right number of material components for each spell as normal, including costly ones (one for each scroll scribed, one for each potion brewed, ten for each wand crafted).
