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| Column | Example | Valid Values | Description and Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Label | Acid_Fog | Text | Human readable description, unused in game |
| Name | 1097 | dialog.tlk string reference | The name of the spell for the item property. Mostly these are the spells.2da name with an appended brackets for the caster level, eg 1097 is Acid Fog (11) |
| CasterLvl | 11 | Usually 1 - 40 | Caster level when applied to the spell. However GetEffectCasterLevel ignores it (thus dispel checks are whackyIn EE this should now apply to the dispel magic checks among other things when the spell item is used (or potion drunk). Classes usually only go up to 40 for spellcasters, but you might be able to do a higher value up to 60 or more if you test it properly. |
| InnateLvl | 6 | 0.5 for cantrips 1 - 9 for spells | Curiously it seems the game ignores this and uses the Innate level in spells.2da instead for things like save DCs/spell immunity by level, although mostly this column follows spells.2da innate column anyway so you'd never usually notice. Probably needs some more testing however and may affect price? and possibly Toolset generated items. Best to make it a mirror of the Innate column in spells.2da. ///Note: seems like this column was just added to easily calculate Cost column, see formula below. - Aleist3r |
| Cost | 49500 | Integer | Cost value to use for this item property. See itemprops.2da, itempropdef.2da, iprp_costtable.2da and iprp_paramtable.2da for more information on cost calculations. Fun times with uses/day, charges/use, single use and unlimited use multipliers. Most lines use PnP formula for wand price: CasterLvl * InnateLvl * 750. Some of OC spells have different values instead 750, my only guess is, it was changed during development to reduce prices of some potions. Or, had their Caster Level adjusted later without changing Cost column. Then, there are lines added in SoU (lines 345 - 424) and those have no consistency whatsoever, they look like either some happy accident or had CasterLvl column adjusted after calculating cost. HotU lines seems mostly consistent with formula barring lines with values set to either 20k or 40k, or where Innate Level = 1 and Caster Level = 6 (those lines clearly had their CLvl adjusted). For lines 511+ it just looks like existing lines were copied and had their Caster level changed without recalculating cost. Item-specific properties have their own prices, but so do epic spells ( |
| SpellIndex | 0 | Index into spells.2da | |
| PotionUse | 0 | 1 allowed on Potions 0 not allowed on Potions | These are only for toolset usage. It won't affect Item Property script functions or GFF edited items. If 1 it can be added to potions, if 0 it cannot. Generally friendly only spells get this set to 1. Potions are base items line 54. Note potions have the special property of not having more than one "use" ever, by default, so only one spell can be applied to them. |
| WandUse | 0 | 1 allowed on Wands 0 not allowed on Wands | These are only for toolset usage. It won't affect Item Property script functions or GFF edited items. If 1 it can be added to potionswands, if 0 it cannot.
Wands are base items line 46. |
| GeneralUse | 1 | 1 allowed on items that are not Potions or Wands 0 not allowed on items that are not Potions or Wands | These are only for toolset usage. It won't affect Item Property script functions or GFF edited items. If the wand and potion usage columns are 0 this should be set to 1. If 1 it can be added to items which are not line 54 or 46, 0 if it cannot be. |
| Icon | iss_AcidFog | Resref of texture file | Icon file used if applied to a scroll item (base item ID 75), overrides the blank one. |
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