Is Incarnum Considered Magic Weapon?

[RUMBLETiGER]

For the purpose of hitting Incorporial creature, overcoming DR, etc, I'm trying to figure out of Incarnum shaped attacks would be considered magical.

Reasons to think no:
-Apparition Ribbon ability states, "In melee, every time you miss an incorporeal foe because of its incorporealness, you can reroll your miss chance percentile roll one time to see if you actually hit."
-No text clearly states "You hit incorporeal stuff", "treat like magic weapon", etc.

Reasons to think yes:
-Soulmeld-Magic Transparency states, "While meldshaping does not resemble spellcasting, the default rule for the interaction of soulmelds and magic is simple: Soulmelds interact with spells and spells interact with soulmelds in the same way that a spell or a normal spell-like
ability interacts with another spell or spell-like ability."

So if I'm swinging my Incarnum-created claws at a ghost, do I hit it?

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

If you roll high enough!

I think of the incarnum effects like that as no different than Psionic claws or shillelagh spells- they are weapons formed of magic.

 

[RUMBLETiGER]

If you roll high enough!

I think of the incarnum effects like that as no different than Psionic claws or shillelagh spells- they are weapons formed of magic.

So, still subject to 50% miss chance?

 

[emoplato]

So, still subject to 50% miss chance?

Yes, magic weapons except those with ghost touch or the force descriptor still miss 50% of the time. Mundane ones can't hit them at all.

 

[RUMBLETiGER]

Yes, magic weapons except those with ghost touch or the force descriptor still miss 50% of the time. Mundane ones can't hit them at all.

Right, so magic, not force, not mundane. Got it, thanks.