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<blockquote data-quote="Andor" data-source="post: 6723786" data-attributes="member: 1879">I was about to agree that the form is fixed because the warlocks power says &quot;You can choose the form that this melee weapon takes each time you create it.&quot; and when you bind a magic weapon you summon it from an interdimensional space, you don't create it.However I then noticed that in the paragraph about bonding a magic weapon it says again uses the word &quot;create&quot; instead of summoning when you call it up. So my answer is &quot;Whatever helps you tell a better story.&quot; I will say that if you change the weapon type of your bonded weapon, I would rule that it will also pick up the pact cues mentioned in the sidebar on page 108.&nbsp; Which, if you have a fiend pact, or GOO pact, and the weapon is question formerly belonged to a famous Paladin, might cause some friction with the temples when they learn you corrupted a famous relic.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andor, post: 6723786, member: 1879"] I was about to agree that the form is fixed because the warlocks power says "You can choose the form that this melee weapon takes each time you create it." and when you bind a magic weapon you summon it from an interdimensional space, you don't create it. However I then noticed that in the paragraph about bonding a magic weapon it says again uses the word "create" instead of summoning when you call it up. So my answer is "Whatever helps you tell a better story." I will say that if you change the weapon type of your bonded weapon, I would rule that it will also pick up the pact cues mentioned in the sidebar on page 108. Which, if you have a fiend pact, or GOO pact, and the weapon is question formerly belonged to a famous Paladin, might cause some friction with the temples when they learn you corrupted a famous relic. [/QUOTE]

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