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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Drawmack" data-source="post: 877490" data-attributes="member: 4981">Okay, so what does it become in an anti-magic field? What happens when it's hit with dispel magic? This is why I classify it as an enchanted club as opposed to a special bastard sword. Also I believe the rules do support that. Another point, while the tacticts may be different if you swing a bastard sword the way you would swing a club it will still do the damage of a bastard sword, correct and if you really analys it there isn't much difference between swinging a club and swinging a large sword.I will say this is the best argument I've heard so far, but do you need any special proficiencies to use the lightening bolts shot from a magical sword. Isn't that a vastly different use of the weapon? By this logic that would require an exotic weapon prof.(sword that shoots lightening) feat. If you play your game this way then more power to you. If, as I suspect you do not, again we have an invalid argument against my assertion that an ironwood sword is simply a club.</blockquote>