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<blockquote data-quote="avigor" data-source="post: 3738477" data-attributes="member: 48877"><p>Things like the Forsaker class, special weapon/armor materials, spellcasting power components (if a spellcaster), alchemical items and weapons enhancements (like Magic of Eberron's Alchemy Blade), the Trophy Collector feat (PHB2; grants some bonuses, takes up magic item slots that aren't going to be used), Dwarvencraft items (more durable versions of any metal items, from Races of Stone), and the Master class knacks should do the trick.</p><p></p><p>The last on the list there allows masterwork equipment of up to a +5 bonus, buildable only by someone who's taken a bunch of levels (at least 13 for a full +5) in the Master (craftsman) class, described in DragonLance: War of the Lance. Weapons still only get the +5 to attack and not to damage without special materials, though.</p><p></p><p>Here's an example weapon: Arcanite Dwarvencraft Alchemy Blade of Legend. +5 to attack, +1 to damage, +1 to crit range after other modifiers, and it can be used with alchemical fire or alchemical frost for elemental damage, although acidic fire or alchemist's spark will destroy the weapon (or at least the alchemical part . . .) if used instead of fire or frost. Looks like it wouldn't fall completely behind, although it might lag slightly. Arcanite's from the Warcraft RPG, adds +9,000 to the base price. Can weapons other than shortswords be made into Alchemy Blades? I'm guessing yes, but I'm not sure what it would cost.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>On a side note: Someone above mentioned combining soulmelds with magic items. There is a feat in Magic of Incarnum called Split Chakra that allows one slot to make use of a magic item and a soulmeld in the same slot, and Double Chakra allows two soulmelds to be used on the same slot; by the look of it, taking both for the same slot could allow for up to 2 soulmelds and 1 magic item, not counting the extra magic item slot epic feat.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="avigor, post: 3738477, member: 48877"] Things like the Forsaker class, special weapon/armor materials, spellcasting power components (if a spellcaster), alchemical items and weapons enhancements (like Magic of Eberron's Alchemy Blade), the Trophy Collector feat (PHB2; grants some bonuses, takes up magic item slots that aren't going to be used), Dwarvencraft items (more durable versions of any metal items, from Races of Stone), and the Master class knacks should do the trick. The last on the list there allows masterwork equipment of up to a +5 bonus, buildable only by someone who's taken a bunch of levels (at least 13 for a full +5) in the Master (craftsman) class, described in DragonLance: War of the Lance. Weapons still only get the +5 to attack and not to damage without special materials, though. Here's an example weapon: Arcanite Dwarvencraft Alchemy Blade of Legend. +5 to attack, +1 to damage, +1 to crit range after other modifiers, and it can be used with alchemical fire or alchemical frost for elemental damage, although acidic fire or alchemist's spark will destroy the weapon (or at least the alchemical part . . .) if used instead of fire or frost. Looks like it wouldn't fall completely behind, although it might lag slightly. Arcanite's from the Warcraft RPG, adds +9,000 to the base price. Can weapons other than shortswords be made into Alchemy Blades? I'm guessing yes, but I'm not sure what it would cost. On a side note: Someone above mentioned combining soulmelds with magic items. There is a feat in Magic of Incarnum called Split Chakra that allows one slot to make use of a magic item and a soulmeld in the same slot, and Double Chakra allows two soulmelds to be used on the same slot; by the look of it, taking both for the same slot could allow for up to 2 soulmelds and 1 magic item, not counting the extra magic item slot epic feat. [/QUOTE]
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