The Magic Mansion Oconomowoc is a mysterious and enchanting place that captivates the imagination. Located in the small town of Oconomowoc, Wisconsin, this unique mansion is unlike any other. Visitors who step foot into the Magic Mansion Oconomowoc are immediately transported into a world of wonder and magic. The mansion is adorned with intricate and ornate decorations that create an atmosphere of elegance and mystery. One of the most intriguing features of the Magic Mansion Oconomowoc is its extensive collection of magical artifacts and curiosities. From antique spellbooks to enchanted talismans, the mansion is home to a vast array of mystical and mythical objects.
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From antique spellbooks to enchanted talismans, the mansion is home to a vast array of mystical and mythical objects. The mansion itself is said to possess supernatural powers. Rumors and legends abound regarding the hidden secrets and powers contained within its walls.
Thread: Sane Magic Item Prices
The price tables below have been compiled into an excellent pdf by Inconnunom .
Let's talk about flying items. There are a few items which give the ability to fly in the 5e DMG. Among the first I came across were the Winged Boots and the Broom of Flying. The Boots give a fly speed equal to your walking speed for 4 hours per day divisible into 1 minute chunks while the broom gives you a flat 50 foot fly speed all day long, decreasing to 30 feet if you are particularly heavy. Both are clearly very powerful, if you've got two sides in a combat one of which can fly and one of which can't the flying side has a huge advantage. If the other side also has no good ranged attacks the flying team more or less wins automatically. Yet both the Boots and the Broom are uncommon, they only cost 500 gold, pretty much any adventurer who decides they want one should be able to get their hands on one if they really want to.
Right under the Winged Boots are the Wings of Flying. The Wings give you a fly speed of 60 feet for one hour but then require a 1d12 hour cooldown period after each use before they can be activated again. Again, a pretty powerful item, but probably less useful than either the Broom or the Boots for most practical purposes. The higher move speed will occasionally pay off, but usually the ability to fly whenever you want will win out in terms of practical utility. At most, it's definitely not better than either the Broom or the Boots. The Wings of Flying are a rare item. They are worth 5,000 gold, 10 times what the boots or broom are worth.
The next item I found was the boots of levitation. These boots let you use levitate as the spell at will. Levitate moves you straight up or down only. It can never move you more than 20 feet off the ground or more than 20 feet up or down at a time. It has a similar weight limit to the Broom. It consumes your Concentration slot. You can't use it for longer than 10 minutes on end without returning to the ground. The boots of levitation are rare items. They are worth 5,000 gold, just like the Wings of Flying. 10 times more than the Winged Boots or the Broom.
The next item I found was the potion of flying. The potion of flying gives a fly speed equal to your walk speed the same as the Winged Boots do. It lasts one hour like the Wings of Flying, and can only be used once ever. The potion of flying is Very Rare. It is worth 50,000. 100 times what an item that gives precisely the same effect 4 times every single day forever does.
When the red mists had receded and I was once again able to speak in words other than the incoherent babblings of a shattered mind, I set about fixing this.
DM README
Your world need not sell the magic items for the prices given below. Your world does not even need to sell the magic items below at all. The primary purpose of the tables below is to establish the relative price of magic items so that you can have a reasonably sane economy and/or so that you can quickly eyeball how much the swag you're giving your players is worth. You are free to modify the prices as you will, just be sure to tell your players that you are doing so in advance to the game start.
- Consumables are items that are used some set amount of times (usually once) and then are gone.
- Combat Items are items that primarily make the user better at killing things. Some also have other killing-unrelated effects, but these are not the primary source of their utility.
- Noncombat Items are items that primarily make the user better at solving problems in a killing-unrelated manner. Some also make the user better at killing things, but this is not the primary source of their utility.
- Summoning Items are items that summon creatures to kill things or solve problems for you.
- Gamechanging Items are items that can have major effects on the way the players engage with the world or that can resculpt the campaign world in some major way all on their own. They are not necessarily overpowered, but the GM should take a look at them to make sure that the items they allow are compatible with the sort of game and world they want to create.
Again, the prices below are not absolute. The GM may adjust the prices of items individually or by list, they may make any item available or not, they may say that magic items can't be sold for gold at all and that the below prices only roughly estimate value when people are trading magic items for other magic items or they may even not show these tables to their PCs at all and just use them to estimate treasure values. The below lists are intended as a tool, not an imposition on your campaign world.
Some even claim that time behaves differently within the Magic Mansion Oconomowoc, with moments lingering longer than usual and reality seeming to bend and twist. Stepping into the Magic Mansion Oconomowoc feels like entering a different world. Every room is meticulously designed to transport visitors to a different time and place. From the opulent Victorian-style library to the whimsical fairy garden, each room holds its own unique surprises and delights. In addition to its magical charm, the Magic Mansion Oconomowoc also hosts various events and performances throughout the year. From interactive magic shows to mystical workshops and seminars, the mansion offers a range of experiences for both young and old. Whether you are a believer in magic or simply seeking an escape from the ordinary, the Magic Mansion Oconomowoc promises an unforgettable experience. Its captivating atmosphere, mysterious artifacts, and enchanting events make it a must-visit destination for anyone with a sense of wonder and adventure..
Reviews for "The Magic Mansion: An Architectural Marvel in Oconomowoc"
1. Jennifer Smith - 1 Star
I had high hopes for the Magic Mansion in Oconomowod, but I was sorely disappointed. The entire experience felt tacky and amateurish. The performers seemed uninterested and lacked any real magic skills. The tricks were predictable and basic, and there was a distinct lack of excitement or suspense. The venue itself was also poorly maintained and in need of a serious update. Overall, I found this experience to be a waste of time and money.
2. Mike Thompson - 2 Stars
While the concept of the Magic Mansion was intriguing, the execution fell short. The show lacked flow and coherence, and it felt like a disjointed series of random tricks rather than a well-structured performance. The magicians seemed to rush through their routines, not giving the audience enough time to truly appreciate the tricks. The venue was also cramped and uncomfortable, with limited seating options and poor visibility. I left feeling underwhelmed and unimpressed.
3. Sarah Johnson - 2 Stars
I expected more from the Magic Mansion in Oconomowod, but unfortunately, it failed to meet my expectations. The magic tricks were unimpressive and lacked any wow factor. The performers seemed unenthused and their lackluster energy reflected in their performances. The show also lacked a sense of wonder and mystery, making it feel more like a children's birthday party entertainment than a professional magic show. I wouldn't recommend wasting your time or money on this disappointing experience.
4. John Anderson - 1 Star
Magic Mansion in Oconomowod was a huge letdown. The performances were lackluster and unmemorable. The tricks were clichéd and poorly executed, leaving me feeling unimpressed and bored. The venue itself was also cramped and uncomfortable, with limited seating options and poor acoustics. The interactions with the audience felt forced and awkward, adding to the overall disappointment of the experience. I would not recommend this show to anyone looking for quality magic entertainment.