Scroll of Enhancement

Scroll of Enhancement:
What is a Scroll of Enhancement? A Scroll of Enhancement is a custom item created for the Greyveil campaign setting. These rare scrolls cannot be created by player characters, however they may be purchased if available. They are bound by many rules in order to prevent them from becoming game breaking. When used they enchant an appropriate piece of equipment with benefits described by the scroll. The equipment must already be at least Masterwork quality, or magical in order to receive the bonus from the scroll. The effects of a Scroll of Enhancement are permanent. The scroll is consumed on use.

When a Scroll of Enhancement is generated it has one of three attributes that it can edit on a magical or non-magical weapon. These effects do not stack, instead, the scroll removes the linked attribute (Or in very rare cases, multiple attributes) and applies the intended attribute. When consuming a scroll that provides multiple attributes to an item, it is the players choice which attributes are lost. Adjusting an already magical weapon in this way may cause unique effects on the existing weapon, but until the scroll is applied the DM should not reveal these additional effects, but generally if a magical weapon already has an activated ability, the passive bonus would make the activated ability stronger stronger, and an active bonus might apply to the activated ability.

Activated Abilities: Activated abilities are generally abilities that have a 'Cooldown' associated with them. Such as the ability to once a day heal an ally. These abilities are normally written as 1/day or 1/shortrest.

Passive bonus: A passive bonus is a +1 -> +3 value on the equipment. Most players know this as an enhancement bonus.

Active Bonus: An active bonus might be anything from the Flaming magical property, to resistance to Damage present on rare magical armors.