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<blockquote data-quote="Sepulchre" data-source="post: 8868433" data-attributes="member: 7033220">The real advice here is work it out with your DM.&nbsp; But I’ll give my opinion:1.&nbsp; The cipher sword seems fair game for an infusion.2.&nbsp; If the artificer doesn’t maintain the infusion, “any infusion [they] fail to maintain vanishes and reverts to a mundane item.”&nbsp; I don’t think you can be attuned to a non-existent magic item, so the attunement would end, even involuntarily.&nbsp; (As an aside note, if the same sword were later re-infused, I would rule that a new magic item.)3.&nbsp; This case doesn’t <s>not</s> appear to be covered by the language of pact weapon.&nbsp; But I would rule that it can become a pact weapon, but that if the infusion isn’t maintained and the magic item ceases to exist, the pact weapon bond is broken and the pact weapon feature reverts to its ordinary effect.Edit: fixed an important typo.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Sepulchre, post: 8868433, member: 7033220"] The real advice here is work it out with your DM. But I’ll give my opinion: 1. The cipher sword seems fair game for an infusion. 2. If the artificer doesn’t maintain the infusion, “any infusion [they] fail to maintain vanishes and reverts to a mundane item.” I don’t think you can be attuned to a non-existent magic item, so the attunement would end, even involuntarily. (As an aside note, if the same sword were later re-infused, I would rule that a new magic item.) 3. This case doesn’t [S]not[/S] appear to be covered by the language of pact weapon. But I would rule that it can become a pact weapon, but that if the infusion isn’t maintained and the magic item ceases to exist, the pact weapon bond is broken and the pact weapon feature reverts to its ordinary effect. Edit: fixed an important typo. [/QUOTE]

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