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Message: <blockquote data-quote="billd91" data-source="post: 6057893" data-attributes="member: 3400">The way weapon pricing works, you have to pay for the enhancement bonus of the weapon (+1 to +5) and add on the bonus equivalent of any special ability. For example, a +1 keen weapon would get its price from the +2 line on the table (8,000 gp) because it's +1 for the enhancement bonus and +1 for the bonus equivalent of the keen ability. Each weapon must have a minimum of a +1 enhancement bonus to add any special abilities.In the case of the +3 bonus you're asking about, if the special ability is a +3 bonus, you have to look at the +4 line for price if you tack that ability on a +1 weapon. So you'd be looking at a 32,000 gp market price for the weapon.A +2 flaming holy long sword would price out on the +5 line - +2 for the weapon's enhancement bonus, +1 for flaming, and then +2 more for holy. 50,000 gp.Does that answer your question?</blockquote>