| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
|---|---|
| Kraleck12-02-05, 02:18 PM | I'm looking for what I said in the title... |
| Oliver D'Argent12-02-05, 02:23 PM | Could you provide a description of the sword in question? |
| Kraleck12-02-05, 03:53 PM | It is in the Arms and Equipment Guide, it is a sword you can put a Magic Ring on the hilt, but that is all I know |
| Oliver D'Argent12-02-05, 05:26 PM | The description says it's a +3 longsword. |
| joepoe12-02-05, 06:09 PM | Ringblade - 1d6 (dmg), x3 (crit). You can also use it as a buckler-alike protection piece - works well with Two Weapon Defense (if you use ringblade in your off hand). You'll get +2 (+1 for the feat and +1 for the blade) instead of only the +1 for the feat. Exotic weapon prof. is needed. I used it with one of my characters with Mercurial Longsword in the main hand and it worked pretty well :) |
| Oliver D'Argent12-02-05, 06:34 PM | :confused: That's not the item Kraleck was asking about, joepoe. Because of copyright laws, I don't think I can give you the full description, Kraleck. If you really need all of the information about the item, you should either borrow a copy from someone or buy your own. Some things in this book might need to be adjusted since it came out under the 3.0 rules. |
| kalstrand12-02-05, 08:23 PM | Basically it is a magical longsword that allows you to put a magical ring on its hilt and use the ring as if it was worn thereby allowing 3 ring slots rather than just 2. |
| beezly12-02-05, 08:57 PM | You're better taking the feat that lets you learn four rings, it's in the ECS book, but you need a CL 12 |
| aelryinth12-03-05, 04:26 AM | and Forge Ring. ==+Aelryinth |
| Kraleck12-03-05, 07:38 AM | Thanks anyway for the help |