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[GreatWyrmGold]

I am glad a webcomic was linked. Order of the stick ho!

Not that webcomic.

[Scoops Novel]

My point being, this might as well be in one .

[GreatWyrmGold]

Spoiler: Continuing the derail... (click to show/hide)

What, magical wood enchanted to be sharper and stronger than steel? Nope, that doesn't exist in D&D. The closest thing is Ironwood, which is (possibly magically-treated) wood with the strength of iron (more or less).
...On a related note, are there rules anywhere on the differences between iron and steel weapons?

[Neonivek]

The closest thing is Ironwood

In dungeons and dragons Ironwood is metal attuned to nature. It actually isn't wood.

are there rules anywhere on the differences between iron and steel weapons?

Yes, but that is in the DMG and hard to find. It even has rules on bones, rock, and bronze being used for weapons.

Part of why I suggested wood be magical...

Naw, if it is magical it should be enchanted, not extracted.

[Grek]

OP: Please rename this thread "Elf-Kosher Wood". You can do that by editing the first post. That should stop people from arguing about magic.

[GreatWyrmGold]

The closest thing is Ironwood

In dungeons and dragons Ironwood is metal attuned to nature. It actually isn't wood.

I have a 3.5 PHB and DMG that says otherwise.

are there rules anywhere on the differences between iron and steel weapons?

Yes, but that is in the DMG and hard to find. It even has rules on bones, rock, and bronze being used for weapons.

Page 144, gives rules for bone, stone and bronze weapons. No evidence of iron/steel.

Part of why I suggested wood be magical...

Naw, if it is magical it should be enchanted, not extracted.

The title. Look up. "Enchanted."
Besides, the two aren't mutually exclusive.