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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Sacrosanct" data-source="post: 7014616" data-attributes="member: 15700">Normally I'm not a fan of magic items that level up as you do in D&D, but we'll see how it goes.  You unlock a new enchantment on your item as you level:"Effectively, this means 1 Enchanted Quality for a herolevels 1-4, 2 Enchanted Qualities from levels 5-12, and 3Enchanted Qualities from level 13 on."Here is an example of a legendary axe, with three enchantments that would unlock at the above guideline:Orcsmasher, Bane of orcsCleaving (unlocked at level 1)Craftsmanship: AnyItem: Close combat weaponWhen you successfully hit your target with a weaponblessed by this Enchanted Quality, you automaticallydeal an additional number of hit points equal to yourProficiency Bonus to another enemy creature engagingyou in combat.Fell (unlocked at level 5)Craftsmanship: AnyItem: Any weaponAdd +2 to all attack rolls with this weapon.Foe-slaying (unlocked at level 13)Craftsmanship: Elven, NúmenóreanItem: Close combat weaponSpecial: BaneWhen you attack a bane creature, this Quality extends thecritical range of your weapon by a number equal to halfyour Proficiency Bonus, rounded up. For example, say a8th level Scholar bore a broadsword with this EnchantedQuality activated. With a Proficiency Bonus of +3, sheextends her critical range by 2. Thus, her broadswordcauses a critical on a roll of 18, 19, or 20.</blockquote>