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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Janx" data-source="post: 5553508" data-attributes="member: 8835">some player would argue that you don't craft a dull sword, let alone an indestructible one.  Therefore, it should be keen, if not have Sharpness or Vorpal on it.and that since Sharpness chops of limbs and stuff, effectively modeled as a crit, that it should be able to crit on anything with limbs and stuff, not just humanoids with organs.If braced with immovable rods, I reckon there's some way to force something else into it, as some kind of auto-hit effect. (immovable rods + sword in the path of a moving dragon.  if it don't dodge, it must needs be punctured as the sword CANNOT move, bend or break.use it for chopping firewood, as seen in Ladyhawke, which is a terrible way to misuse a sword.giant-sized toothpick that never wears out or breaks, thereby shutting down the toothpicks for giants industry.  Pine forest population increases year over year, resulting in crowding out other species due to the acidic nature of their needles.Overall magic economy depletion as the wielder uses it to sunder all items used by foes.  Especially bad in the hands of a Forsaker.  they love wreckin stuff.Since a sword leaves sword wounds on a victim.  An indestructible sword would leave indestructible sword wounds.  These wounds would thus be indestructible and thus never heal.Much like the lift the Mjolnir scam ran on yokels, the owner of the sword might have a "sunder this sword, win a prize" scam.  Thereby winning much gold and exceeding the GP by level recommendations.</blockquote>

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