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[Heron TSG]

I've decided that I need to enchant both my armor and armorswords with the most fire I can get.

EDIT: if 30% of all enchanted weapons glow, is it possible that every one of my armorswords will glow with the intensity of a light spell?

[RAM]

The improved fighter class could benefit greatly from some of the feats frm complete warrior, Combat brute and Shock trooper come to mind...

[userpay]

I've decided that I need to enchant both my armor and armorswords with the most fire I can get.

EDIT: if 30% of all enchanted weapons glow, is it possible that every one of my armorswords will glow with the intensity of a light spell?

Actually this would be amusing, I think flaming weapons shed light anyway when activated though.

[Neruz]

Also; Treshure.

+1 Hide Armor x1
+1 Greatsword x1
+1 Ring of Protection x1
+5 Heavy Mace of Speed x1
Platinum Pieces x160
Pouch of Gems, 270gp x1
Silver Plated Longsword, 800 gp x1
Brass Mug, 100 gp, x1
Silver Chalice, 140 gp, x1

Gold Pieces x160
Potion of Cat's Grace x1
Wand of Eagle's Splendour x1

Attractive Half-Woman\Half-Snake x1

[RAM]

What are the bonuses on the Half-woman half-snake?

[Neruz]

BAB of +3, couple of various special abilities, decent with a dagger. The usual.

[CJ1145]

Stupid life; why must it always get in my way?

[RAM]

couple of various special abilities

Would this include the ability to turn people to stone just by looking at them?

[Neruz]

Dunno, you'll have to ask her back on the ship.

[Heron TSG]

Well, how much gp is all of the non-mace, non-potion, and non-wand treasure worth?

Also, if flaming +1 does 1d6, does flaming +2 do 2d6?

[Jervous]

I took all the treasure, since noone else wanted to, and the gp worth of the loot we've come up to so far is: 3270 GP.

That includes previous loot aswell.

[userpay]

Well, how much gp is all of the non-mace, non-potion, and non-wand treasure worth?

Also, if flaming +1 does 1d6, does flaming +2 do 2d6?

No the +1/+2 is a separate value from the 1d6. I'll write up a description of how enchanting works in a moment.
edit:Basiclly with enchanting your adding, I guess you'd call it power, to the item. For example if you had a +1 long sword you would add +1 to your attack bonus and damage, if it were +2 long sword +2 to attack and damage, and so on up to a max of +5 to attack and damage. Now actually enchantments take the +'s and converts them to other effects, though there is a minimum to this. You have to have at least +1 enchantment left on the weapons so for example you can't enchant a +1 longsword with flaming because it wouldn't have enough 'power' so to speak to hold it. With a +2 longsword if you put flaming on that it becomes a flaming +1 longsword losing 1 from the bonus to attack and damage but gaining a 1d6 to damage, it still counts as a +2 longsword for the maximum ammount you can enchant for. Each enchantment either has a +# cost or even a few have only a gp cost. When your adding effects you can have a 'power' of up to +10 so for example with a +10 longsword you could have the flaming, frost, and shocking bursts enchantments, all +2's, for a total of an enchantment cots of +6 thus making a flaming/frost/shocking burst +4 longsword.

[RAM]

Spoiler: Some stuff, mostly about pricing I suppose, seemed useful when I was writing it... (click to show/hide)

The value added(and therefore cost), in thousands of gold pieces, to armour is equal to the total equivalent bonus multiplied by itself, plus silly extras that are just there to confuse people and make powergamers squeal with joy...

So a +3 shield with arrow deflection(equivalent to +2) and arrow catching(+1) would cost:
3 + 2 + 1 = +6 equivalent enchantment
6 x 6 x 1000 gp = 36000 gp in addition to the cost of the shield itself, which is usually insignificant by now.
So for 36000gp a shield can be enchanted to have a +3 enhancement bonus(+3 enhancement bonus to shield armour class and the shield is more resistant to sundering), Arrow deflection(You get a reflex save to avoid 1 arrow per turn), and arrow catching(Arrows aimed within 5 feet of you target you instead). The three properties do not actually influence each other, but they still work well together to make a character able to protect their friends and resist the consequences. Often people will add the required +1 enhancement bonus and then dedicate their efforts to gaining special properties. This is exacerbated by the presence of spells which add enhancement bonuses to equipment...

Weapon enchantments are twice as expensive as armour enchantments, so if the above shield were a weapon the upgrades would cost 72000gp instead.

But, long story short, each goody is separate, so the +2 has no effect on the flaming and the flaming has no effect on the +2.

If you want to read the version that people were actually paid to write, it can be found here: http://www.d20srd.org/srd/magicItems/magicWeapons.htm

P.S.
If a weapon has both the merciful and vicious properties, is the damage dealt by vicious, especially the damage to the wielder, nonlethal?
all damage it deals is nonlethal damage
This energy deals an extra 2d6 points of damage to the opponent and 1d6 points of damage to the wielder.

[userpay]

Well true when enchanting you can't slap +2 on then decide later on to have that be +1 flaming but the example otherwise stands.

[Neruz]

P.S.
If a weapon has both the merciful and vicious properties, is the damage dealt by vicious, especially the damage to the wielder, nonlethal?
all damage it deals is nonlethal damage
This energy deals an extra 2d6 points of damage to the opponent and 1d6 points of damage to the wielder.
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Tricky.