Help needed

[Erywin]

Exordius from Weapons of Legacy could fit well if you are willing to figure out the Legacy rules, they aren't too hard and the weapons have some very neat abilities. Exordius at lvl 14 would be a +3 Longsword that eventually becomes a +5 Holy Longsword at 20th.

Cheers,
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[Khelvan]

Let me see if I've understood you. You are the DM. Your players have appropriate PC wealth, but didn't spend it on items that would have made them more effective. So now you want to give one of the players, who plays a Paladin, a special magical weapon.

Do I have that right?

Seems to me that if the players have the appropriate wealth, they get to choose how to (mis)spend it, and they are the ones who have to live with the consequences.

In any event, try a cold iron longsword, +1, holy, with an appropriate Bane property.

Yes you get it right.
Problem is i run the campaign for over one year now.
I dont want to waste the time.
But on the other hand i dont want to make it a cakewalk.
Therefore i am thinking about doing some minor support.
Not sure .

What would you do in this situation?
Will think about your suggestion.

Khelvan.

 

[Nail]

What do do in your situation?

Tough to say without knowing what your situation is, exactly. Why do you think you (the DM) need to supplement the party treasure? As this is a published adventure, it's likely the designers put enough treaure into it so that the PCs have enough wealth. It's likely that you don't have to do anything.

By 13th level, each PC should have (roughly) 110,000 gp worth of gear. Collect their PC sheets and find out if they have that much.

What you may want to do is gently remind the players that the choices they've made in magic item purchases have actually made them weaker. Suggest alternative purchases. By this level they should have +3 weapons, +4 cloaks, +3 armor, etc, not to mention a wand or two of Lesser Vigor and Lesser Restoration.