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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Turtlejay" data-source="post: 5078891" data-attributes="member: 70267">I'm not sure we are talking about the same thing.  The bit about properties refers to the magic properties a weapon may have.  The 'always on' bits.  There is no reason the innate properties of the nonmagic nature of the weapon are ignored.  It is the magic that is overwritten. Also, I have the ki focus rules (I am playing an Assassin), and I don't see where you can use just anything as a ki focus.  In fact, if you use the CB, it only gives you the list of magical ki focuses as options to equip in that slot. I think that, in much the same way a holy symbol can be a stylized representation of something, but not be functional, you can use a ritualistic weapon as a 'focus', but you don't need to stab anyone to use it.  You are meditating on it, but it stays in your pocket during encounters.  That is how *I* understand ki focuses, but I admit, I am not much of a rules lawyer. jay</blockquote>