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Message: <blockquote data-quote="MoutonRustique(Real)" data-source="post: 9717303" data-attributes="member: 7032563">Considering that 4e wants you to play the game, and not have to jump through hoops to get basic competency, it seems to me that having a singular magical weapon enables multiple attacks. 4e even went through the 'trouble' of explicitly taking 'returning' out of the list of special traits magical weapons could have - they all return. This is not a game where you might want to avoid throwing your +3 frost dagger at the fire salamander swimming in the lava river in fear of loosing such a precious weapon.Dagger rogues are a thing. Throwing daggers is ubiquitous. The game does not expect you to have 4+ weapons at optimal power levels just to play your class. And so, a single weapon should do the trick.That said, it is absolutely within the spirit of the game to give a ribbon ability to classes that are likely to use thrown weapons to be able to 'unlock more power' from items than other folk - i.e. the rogue, the ranger get to 'multiply' their magical daggers when using a multi-target attack. The paladin? Not so much.**That is, if you want that sort of flavour 'enforcement' in your game.</blockquote>