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Circlet of Spell-Eating Source Black Markets pg. 16 Aura moderate (no school); CL 7th Slot head; Price 1,500 gp (Type I), 6,000 gp (Type II), 13,500 gp (Type III), 24,000 gp (Type IV); Weight — Description Iridescent whorls and runes in a flowing eldritch script adorn this golden circlet. The circlet functions as a ring of spell knowledge^UE, allowing a spontaneous caster to learn and store an additional arcane spell. However, once the circlet has been worn for 1d6 days, the wearer must succeed at a DC 16 Will save each day when meditating to renew her spell slots. Failure indicates that she loses knowledge of a random spell, whose level cannot exceed the maximum level of the circlet of spell-eating. Knowledge of this spell is lost until the circlet is removed, returning at a rate of one spell per day, beginning with the lowest-level spell forgotten. So long as the circlet of spell-eating has caused its wearer to forget at least one spell, its creator can cast the first spell lost to the item once per day as a spell-like ability. Construction Requirements Craft Wondrous Item, bestow curse, imbue with spell ability; Cost 750 gp (Type I), 3,000 gp (Type II), 6,750 gp (Type III), 12,000 gp (Type IV)

Circlet of Spell-Eating

Source Black Markets pg. 16
Aura moderate (no school); CL 7th
Slot head; Price 1,500 gp (Type I), 6,000 gp (Type II), 13,500 gp (Type III), 24,000 gp (Type IV); Weight —

Description

Iridescent whorls and runes in a flowing eldritch script adorn this golden circlet. The circlet functions as a ring of spell knowledge^UE, allowing a spontaneous caster to learn and store an additional arcane spell. However, once the circlet has been worn for 1d6 days, the wearer must succeed at a DC 16 Will save each day when meditating to renew her spell slots. Failure indicates that she loses knowledge of a random spell, whose level cannot exceed the maximum level of the circlet of spell-eating. Knowledge of this spell is lost until the circlet is removed, returning at a rate of one spell per day, beginning with the lowest-level spell forgotten.

So long as the circlet of spell-eating has caused its wearer to forget at least one spell, its creator can cast the first spell lost to the item once per day as a spell-like ability.

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