<div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">Yes, its a lot in this game I know, but didn't want the mechanic to be too easily exploitable either, though I do agree that it may be a touch too high for some folk's tastes. At 1/4 of the market price (1/2 the usual enchantment costs) though, it came off as a faster alternative to some enchantment work. Creating a magic item in a hurry, and need to re-enchant something for it? Fair enough. <br/><br/>Some might still prefer to sell away the loot for half the market price, and then use the cost to have a new one enchanted instead (though taking twice as long in comparison to create).<br/><br/>Thought that's besides the point by now. Anyway, sorry just felt I had to explain the thinking a bit behind that, and its a house-rule I've got under thinking for future games mainly so I am open to suggestions and thoughts on what may be broken in it and so.</div></div><br/>Nodding the Gnome hummed briefly. "Well, there's usually a reason and source for a curse, figure them out, and you might figure out how to rid an item of a curse. Getting rid of an enchantment is harder, but curses really aren't that hard to deal with." Shrugging at the time, the gnome closed the door once Gabriel was outside along with Michael ,securing the door with a deadbolt pushing in place again. The place really gave off an image and feel of a fortress in small size rather than a proper business or home though. It was just built in such a way and manner.<br/><br/>Lady Luna was found in the old library's ruins, seeming to be sorting out what remained, a frown on her face as she was going through some of the books, blinking at the sudden request and the dagger that she was given. "Everything alright?" She asked, before listening to what Gabriel had to say. Thinking for a while she opened a simple scroll case to hand over a single, rolled up scroll. "This. 3 invisibility spells." She paused and frowned, seeming to recall something.<br/><br/>"Ahh, but you cant cast fro it yourself." She frowned a little and thought on it a little while before moving to pull a thin whispy wand off a shelf and looking at Gabriel. "Come back in an hour. I'll mage a single-charge wand for you, hastily." She spoke entirely seriously, and shrug. "Or I can cast it upon you directly before you go, but the duration is still limited."