The returning enchantment says
"This enchantment can only be placed on a weapon that can be thrown. A returning weapon returns through the air back to the creature that threw it. It returns on the round following the round it was thrown just before its throwing creature's turn. It is therefore ready to use again that turn."
If I put this on a harpoon, and it sinks into the victim. Does it tear free and return normally?
What if someone grabs a returning weapon between it being thrown and returning. Does it try to return then?
It says it returns to the thrower, not the "wielder." What happens if someone throws a returning weapon BACK at the original thrower before it had a chance to return (i.e. between the original thrower's initiatives). Does it then return to the most recent thrower?
This is all very confusing.
"This enchantment can only be placed on a weapon that can be thrown. A returning weapon returns through the air back to the creature that threw it. It returns on the round following the round it was thrown just before its throwing creature's turn. It is therefore ready to use again that turn."
If I put this on a harpoon, and it sinks into the victim. Does it tear free and return normally?
What if someone grabs a returning weapon between it being thrown and returning. Does it try to return then?
It says it returns to the thrower, not the "wielder." What happens if someone throws a returning weapon BACK at the original thrower before it had a chance to return (i.e. between the original thrower's initiatives). Does it then return to the most recent thrower?
This is all very confusing.