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<blockquote data-quote="GlassEye" data-source="post: 5770405" data-attributes="member: 40413">According to RAW, that is correct.&nbsp; An item can only gain the listed benefits from one special material.Maybe, maybe not.&nbsp; The rules are vague.&nbsp; A strict reading might say that a spear can only benefit from being darkwood.&nbsp; Since spears are called out as being capable of gaining the benefits of darkwood, wood would be their 'most prevalent material' making them incapable of gaining benefits from other special materials.&nbsp; This is not an interpretation that I favor for LPF.For items that are partially wood and partially metal, the player can choose to have either the wood component or the metal component benefit from a special material without having to worry about the 'most prevalent material' phrasing.&nbsp; Still, there can be only one.Only one or the other.&nbsp; I'm not trying to be a jerk here but it doesn't matter if it makes sense or not, that's the way the rule is written.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GlassEye, post: 5770405, member: 40413"] According to RAW, that is correct. An item can only gain the listed benefits from one special material. Maybe, maybe not. The rules are vague. A strict reading might say that a spear can only benefit from being darkwood. Since spears are called out as being capable of gaining the benefits of darkwood, wood would be their 'most prevalent material' making them incapable of gaining benefits from other special materials. This is not an interpretation that I favor for LPF. For items that are partially wood and partially metal, the player can choose to have either the wood component or the metal component benefit from a special material without having to worry about the 'most prevalent material' phrasing. Still, there can be only one. Only one or the other. I'm not trying to be a jerk here but it doesn't matter if it makes sense or not, that's the way the rule is written. [/QUOTE]

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