The Fisher Price Magic Color Mixer is a toy designed for young children to explore and learn about colors. It consists of a handheld device with a clear dome on top and buttons for mixing colors. Children can place two or more of the included color disks inside the clear dome, and with a press of a button, the disks are spun around and mixed together. The result is a new color that is created right before their eyes. This toy is a great way for children to learn about primary and secondary colors. They can experiment with different combinations of disks and see how they interact to create new colors.
They can experiment with different combinations of disks and see how they interact to create new colors. The clear dome allows them to see the colors blending and changing in real-time, which is both engaging and educational. The Fisher Price Magic Color Mixer also promotes fine motor skills as children place and remove the color disks.
Permanency and greater magic fang
A half-dragon which wants to have greater magic fang *permanently* cast on himself would have to pay:
for +3: 7500 gold (for the XP) + 1080 gold (3x12x30) = 8580 gold
for +4: 7500 gold (for the XP) + 1440 gold (3x16x30) = 8940 gold
What disturbes me is the small difference between +3 and +4. Do I forget something?
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Penguin Herder
But double the price if it's slotless.
Hypersmurf
Moderatarrrrh.
Is the x3 because he wants two claws and one bite?
The cost for a single +3 Greater Magic Fang is 12x30 = 360. The cost for a single +4 Greater Magic Fang is 16x30 = 480.
The cost for a single Permanency on a single Greater Magic Fang is 11x50 = 550, plus 7500, for a total of 8050. assuming you want to go for the minimum caster level. Remember, the lower the caster level, the easier it is to dispel, so while your CL16 GMF might withstand dispels well, it's no good if the CL11 Permanency gets zapped. You'd be well-advised to find as high-level a caster as possible to cast your Permanencies.
So if you want GMF on two claws and one bite, you're looking at a minimum of 25230 for +3, or 26590 for +4, and more if you boost the CL on the Permanencies.
Of course, under 'Spellcasting Services', it notes that "If the additional costs put the spell’s total cost above 3,000 gp, that spell is not generally available." So you may have trouble finding someone to cast Permanency for hire.
Magic fang gives one natural weapon or unarmed strike of the subject a +1 enhancement bonus on attack and damage rolls.
They can also practice counting and matching colors as they identify and name each disk. Overall, the Fisher Price Magic Color Mixer is a fun and educational toy that allows children to explore and learn about colors in a hands-on way. It encourages creativity, experimentation, and fine motor skills development..
Reviews for "How the Fisher Price Magic Color Mixer Teaches Kids about Color Combinations"
1. John - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with the Fisher Price Magic Color Mixer. The concept seemed great, but the execution fell short. The colors didn't mix properly, and it was frustrating for my child who was excited to create new colors. The plastic parts also felt cheap and broke easily. Overall, not worth the price.
2. Sarah - 1 star - The Fisher Price Magic Color Mixer was a total letdown. The colors would often get stuck, and my child would have to keep shaking it just to get a small drop of color. It was messy and didn't provide the educational value I was looking for. I would not recommend this toy to anyone.
3. Michael - 2 stars - I had high hopes for the Fisher Price Magic Color Mixer, but it just didn't meet my expectations. The mixing action was inconsistent, and the resulting colors were often dull and unappealing. My child lost interest quickly, and the toy ended up gathering dust on the shelf. I regret purchasing it and would not buy it again.
4. Emily - 2 stars - The Fisher Price Magic Color Mixer seemed like a fun toy, but it ended up being more frustrating than entertaining. The colors would frequently leak or spill, and the mixing mechanism was difficult for my child to operate independently. The quality of the toy was also subpar, with parts breaking after minimal use. I would steer clear of this product.