You have made a psychic agreement with the Weave that enables Weave-attuned corporate sponsors to provide material component costs for you as long as you are willing to listen to those sponsors' sales pitches.
Where a spell requires a material component that isn't consumed but does have a listed cost, you can cast the spell without access to that material component by psychically receiving an advertisement from one of the spell's sponsors.
If you cast a spell in this way, the casting time of the spell increases by one minute for each 100 gold of the material component costs (minimum of 1 minute).
During this period, you are Deafened and Blinded to your own senses, receiving advertisement messages telepathically, and have disadvantage on saving throws made to maintain your concentration.
If you have currency equivalent to the material cost in your inventory, you can allow it to be consumed by the spell to instead skip this extra casting time and cast the spell as normal.
If the component is something that would be retained for the duration of the spell (e.g. the chests for Leomund's Secret Chest or any component for Imprisonment), you conjure a generic version of that object. This object has no monetary value.
This feat can't be used to bypass costly material components that aren't immediately consumed but would later be destroyed (e.g. the ruby for Drawmij's Instant Summons or the container for Magic Jar).
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Sponsor |
| 1 | A necromancer's undead will refurbish your quarters, home, keep or tower at Bed, Bath, and the Great Beyond. |
| 2 | A bard and rogue duo will teach you skill proficiencies if you sign up for a subscription at The Skills' Hare pub. |
| 3 | Gnome alchemists calling themselves the Scarlet Ox purport to have an elixir of restoration and flight. |
| 4 | If you've always wanted to terrify unwary adventurers, ScareSpace will help you design a truly chilling dungeon. |
| 5 | Unfathomably svelte rogues model the latest brutal bandoliers and lethal lingerie sold by Victorious Secret. |
| 6 | Dashing not fast enough for you? Let our talented Dashlane monks carry you further and faster in the field! |
| 7 | A soda conglomerate claim their latest product, Pep C, to be capable of defusing tense military stand-offs. |
| 8 | Banns the Beholder sells stylish eyewear and functional eye protection at Eye-Ray of Banns. |
| 9 | Think you're the best around? Join us in a death battle for supremacy with the other hopefuls at Fort Knight! |
| 10 | A gang of adventurers pledges their allegiance as a virtuous private mercenary group called SwordVPM. |
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