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<blockquote data-quote="GMMichael" data-source="post: 8369577" data-attributes="member: 6685730">Should they stack in 5e?&nbsp; No.&nbsp; 5e is supposed to be mathless.&nbsp; (Except for those large hit-point totals...)Should they stack in D&amp;D?&nbsp; I'd be pretty disappointed, as an Venerable Arrow Enchanter, if magical bows rendered my magical arrows obsolete.&nbsp; Which is why VAEs have a little side hustle, stealing the bow-enchanting secrets of the Bow Enchanters of the Millenia.&nbsp; The result of generations of such competition is that fletchers and bow-carvers have separate shops, even when they don't deal in magical goods.Even more system-independent: arrows shouldn't have damage or attack values.&nbsp; What they do is allow your bow, which is the actual weapon, to do its thing, which might grant increased archery skill or cause more damage on impact or some other cool thing.This might, however, be a good case for magical arrows:[MEDIA=youtube]OrF8oa_wQyw[/MEDIA]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GMMichael, post: 8369577, member: 6685730"] Should they stack in 5e? No. 5e is supposed to be mathless. (Except for those large hit-point totals...) Should they stack in D&D? I'd be pretty disappointed, as an Venerable Arrow Enchanter, if magical bows rendered my magical arrows obsolete. Which is why VAEs have a little side hustle, stealing the bow-enchanting secrets of the Bow Enchanters of the Millenia. The result of generations of such competition is that fletchers and bow-carvers have separate shops, even when they don't deal in magical goods. Even more system-independent: arrows shouldn't have damage or attack values. What they do is allow your bow, which is the actual weapon, to do its thing, which might grant increased archery skill or cause more damage on impact or some other cool thing. This might, however, be a good case for magical arrows: [MEDIA=youtube]OrF8oa_wQyw[/MEDIA] [/QUOTE]

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