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Title pretty much says it all. When crafting Magical Arms and Armor, if you are using a scroll, it is capped at level 10, no matter if the scroll is level 15 and being used by a level 17 caster.

Is this a bug, or WAD? Is there a fix of some kind?

Thanks
This question / problem has been solved by Chipsterimage
Straight off the wiki:

"If the creator must have the use magic device skill in order to use the item, the caster level is capped at level 10."
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Chipster: Straight off the wiki:

"If the creator must have the use magic device skill in order to use the item, the caster level is capped at level 10."
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Chipster:
Oh, wait... My Bard is level 16, he is trying to craft a weapon of greater vampiric regeneration (level 15), if he's using a spell made by a mage level 15+, it should work?

EDIT: and that's the problem, it doesn't work

My level 16 bard is casting the spell using a level 16 sorceress' freshly crafted scroll, and I get insufficient level... :(

Wait... So "use magic device" is a scroll? Not sure here... I thought it was something else, like a wand...
Post edited February 02, 2017 by Horrux
UMD check will always occur for any item that is class-specific where your toon's class is not on the list. In other words, a scroll of, say, Amplify would not use UMD because bard would be a specified class but a scroll of, say, Shadow Shield would need UMD for bard to use it.

Scrolls are items. "Items" is a HUGE category.

You can figure on any spells higher than Level 6 to "probably" run a UMD check unless the designer made high-level arcane scrolls with the bard class on the list of qualified casters.

In any case, it appears the crafting results agree with the rules of the game. It's not a bug.
Post edited February 02, 2017 by Chipster
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Chipster: UMD check will always occur for any item that is class-specific where your toon's class is not on the list. In other words, a scroll of, say, Amplify would not use UMD because bard would be a specified class but a scroll of, say, Shadow Shield would need UMD for bard to use it.

Scrolls are items. "Items" is a HUGE category.

You can figure on any spells higher than Level 6 to "probably" run a UMD check unless the designer made high-level arcane scrolls with the bard class on the list of qualified casters.

In any case, it appears the crafting results agree with the rules of the game. It's not a bug.
Thanks :)
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Horrux: Thanks :)
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