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<blockquote data-quote="Empirate" data-source="post: 5521887" data-attributes="member: 78958">Potions (especially potions of anything above 1st level) are a sure way of setting your wealth on fire. Only take these in an emergency, never as a part of your standard modus operandi. Those gp don't come back, you know?Giving a wand to your party spellcaster is much more cost-effective. Just saying pretty please to him/her is even more so.Flaming Burst is a sure way of wasting money, as well. Bane is only good if your campaign is absolutely crawling with the type of enemy your weapon is enchanted against: Goblinoid Bane in a Red Hand of Doom campaign might be a good idea. Magebane is the only good &quot;Bane&quot; I can think of in general.Be that as it may, augment crystals are probably better than enchanting your weapon again, seeing as it is already effectively at +2.Now with extra attacks I can find no fault. Retrain that Weapon Focus for something useful ASAP!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Empirate, post: 5521887, member: 78958"] Potions (especially potions of anything above 1st level) are a sure way of setting your wealth on fire. Only take these in an emergency, never as a part of your standard modus operandi. Those gp don't come back, you know? Giving a wand to your party spellcaster is much more cost-effective. Just saying pretty please to him/her is even more so. Flaming Burst is a sure way of wasting money, as well. Bane is only good if your campaign is absolutely crawling with the type of enemy your weapon is enchanted against: Goblinoid Bane in a Red Hand of Doom campaign [I]might [/I]be a good idea. Magebane is the only good "Bane" I can think of in general. Be that as it may, augment crystals are probably better than enchanting your weapon again, seeing as it is already effectively at +2. Now with extra attacks I can find no fault. Retrain that Weapon Focus for something useful ASAP! [/QUOTE]

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