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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SkidAce" data-source="post: 5075786" data-attributes="member: 7706">I had a sword with an interesting backstory in 2nd edition with one simple property.  It was a +1 weapon but it was capable of hitting any creature regardless of immunities.  You still needed the skill to hit, but if you were fighting a demon that required +3 or better to hit, the sword negated that defense and allowed you to hit.  It acted like silver for werewolves and a crossbow bolt for rakshasas (no instant kill). My players loved it and kept it longer than any other sword, around 5th to 11th if I recall.Obviously 4th does not require magical pluses to hit creatures, and silver only ceases lycanthrope regen for a while.  So I need it recreate it to meet the intent, simple yet effective.Here is the weapon from 2nd ED as I recall;Fairplay - created by a demi-god of skill and excellence in battle to level the playing field between opponents.+1 to hit/damage longswordAbility:  Bypasses any requirement for a special weapon or material needed to hit.Here is what I am considering for 4th ED:FairplayA weapon created by a demi-god of combat designed to reduce remove unfair adavantages and ensure combats are a test of skillLevel:  ???Price:  ???Weapon: LongswordEnhancement: +1 to attack rolls and damage rollsCritical: +1d6 damageProperty:  Attacks made with this weapon bypass any immunities or resistances the attacked creature has and the weapon fulfills the requirement for any special materials required to negate the creatures defenses.I am open to any suggestions; level, cost, modification of the special property etc.  This is not intended to be a property that you can add to a different weapon, it is a function of this specific weapon.thanks...</blockquote>

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