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<blockquote data-quote="irdeggman" data-source="post: 2860282" data-attributes="member: 16285">Need an &quot;other&quot; choice here.It depends.First off smashing a magic weapon to destroy it won't usually work will it?So simply &quot;smashing&quot; them won't usually work - and if it is an &quot;evil&quot; item it surely has a lot of enhancement bonuses to it.Usually I would imagine destroying the item involves going to a temple or something along those lines.&nbsp; In that case I would also imagine that the temple of the &quot;good&quot; deity that is backing this destruction would &quot;pay&quot; for the item in order to rid the world of it. Now this payment is most likely less than the selling value (1/2 market price per the book) but still something is better than nothing.I also echo the earlier post that if the party is &quot;trying to sell evil items&quot; then it is most likely not the kind of group a paladin would associate him/her self with.Now if the paladin wishes to destroy a non-aligned item then he most suredly should have to pay for it. It is not easy being a paladin.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="irdeggman, post: 2860282, member: 16285"] Need an "other" choice here. It depends. First off smashing a magic weapon to destroy it won't usually work will it? So simply "smashing" them won't usually work - and if it is an "evil" item it surely has a lot of enhancement bonuses to it. Usually I would imagine destroying the item involves going to a temple or something along those lines. In that case I would also imagine that the temple of the "good" deity that is backing this destruction would "pay" for the item in order to rid the world of it. Now this payment is most likely less than the selling value (1/2 market price per the book) but still something is better than nothing. I also echo the earlier post that if the party is "trying to sell evil items" then it is most likely not the kind of group a paladin would associate him/her self with. Now if the paladin wishes to destroy a non-aligned item then he most suredly should have to pay for it. It is not easy being a paladin. [/QUOTE]

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