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<blockquote data-quote="daoloth" data-source="post: 758046" data-attributes="member: 2893">Yes but in the new edition who is to say that wraiths will be effected by magical weapons?&nbsp; Seeing what they are doing, it's entirely possible that magical weapons will only effect creatures that are unnatural tough (golems, dragons, etc) and that other creatures will need these different weapon types.&nbsp; You'll need your magically sharp weapon (+1, +2, etc) weapon to effect unnaturally tough creatures, your cold iron weapons to effect fey, your holy weapon to effect undead, etc.&nbsp; Personally I think it makes more sense.&nbsp; The enhancement bonus to the weapons was an enhancement to it's sharpness and balance, which is why you get the bonus to damage and attack.&nbsp; How exactly is it better at hitting incorpreal creatures?&nbsp; Now perhaps we will see a better thought out system.As for spell effects (ray of frost, ice storm), perhaps they will be reworking those systems too.&nbsp; We'll have to wait and see.-daoloth</blockquote>

[QUOTE="daoloth, post: 758046, member: 2893"] Yes but in the new edition who is to say that wraiths will be effected by magical weapons? Seeing what they are doing, it's entirely possible that magical weapons will only effect creatures that are unnatural tough (golems, dragons, etc) and that other creatures will need these different weapon types. You'll need your magically sharp weapon (+1, +2, etc) weapon to effect unnaturally tough creatures, your cold iron weapons to effect fey, your holy weapon to effect undead, etc. Personally I think it makes more sense. The enhancement bonus to the weapons was an enhancement to it's sharpness and balance, which is why you get the bonus to damage and attack. How exactly is it better at hitting incorpreal creatures? Now perhaps we will see a better thought out system. As for spell effects (ray of frost, ice storm), perhaps they will be reworking those systems too. We'll have to wait and see. -daoloth [/QUOTE]

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