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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DND_Reborn" data-source="post: 7897057" data-attributes="member: 6987520">Maybe your table fights a lot of creatures immune to non-magic weapons at low levels but I don't think that is common at all or a concern really. Fighting creatures who are resistance, sure, but hardly immune. Sure, the players use different tactics, but even then it is only an issue for 3 levels.Well, were teeth end is pretty obvious. You can have a tooth pulled, etc. Just because they are "part of the body" doesn't mean the spell affects the entire body. The wolf doesn't make his Bite attack with his tail or paw, after all, as the Bite is the melee weapon attack. I suppose an old wolf with no teeth might use just his gums for the Bite attack and then would his gums be magical? There is a point where logic and common sense must prevail.Something like Magic Weapon can be used the same way on whatever is the weapon in the attack. Restricting it to "weapons which are weapons" or something just limits the game needlessly, and it is solely because the almighty "JC" says so.That's cool. I am not big on "the glow" really, it was more for the point. I think D&D would be better served by allowing things and then letting tables remove them to taste instead of the other way around.Anyway, thanks for the reply.</blockquote>