• Increase your Dexterity or Intelligence score by 1, to a maximum of 20.
• You gain proficiency in smith tools. If you already have proficiency, double it for any ability check made with smith tools.
• You learn how to transcribe the runes from enchanted items onto spell parchment, thus unenchanting an item. This enchantment can then be applied to another item with a successful smith tools check. Upon successful enchantment of an item in this way, the spell parchment disappears. Refer to the table below for time, material cost, DC for applying to a new item, and needed available space on an item to perform this process. The DC for this smith tools check increases by 5 for each existing enchantment on the item. Assistance from an Artificer, Forge Cleric, or Wizard removes this penalty. If this is the first enchantment on an item, assistance from an Artificer, Forge Cleric, or Wizard reduces the DC by 5.
Common enchantment: 25 gold, 1 hour, DC10, 10%
Uncommon enchantment: 200 gold, 8 hours, DC15, 25%
Rare enchantment: 500, 16 hours, DC20, 75%
Very rare enchantment: 1,000, 40 hours, DC25, 90%
Legendary enchantment: 5,000, 80 hours, DC30, 100% of an item's space must be available for enchanting.
Artifact/sentient: Cannot be used with this feat.
Cursed enchantments: can be used with this feat, but increases the DC for the smith tools check to successfully enchant an item by 5 for each curse on the item and each curse attempting to be applied . Failure in transferring the curse onto a new item will have negative consequences (varying dependent on the specific curse). With the assistance of an Artificer, Forge Cleric, or Wizard, the curse can be isolated and transferred onto a separate spell parchment from the other aspects of an enchantment. Enchanting a new item with this curse follows the same rules as outlined above, including the increase in DC for curses (an isolated common curse on an item with no other enchantments has a DC15, Uncommon DC20, etc).
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