My question is, where is this enhancement located? Is it also as cracked up as people claim it to be?
i count 4 so far.
That's odd. I only recall making this one.
The entries he has for weapon enchantments for that build are:
Bloodstone
Shattermantle
Sizing
Speed
Whirling
The only Accurate Weapon Enchantment I ever remember reading about was a homebrew enchantment that put truestrike on your weapon. Of course it wasn't using the item creation rules at all correctly to do so, and thus wasn't a *real* enchantment. It was along the lines of a player deciding he wants his ac higher and creating a feat that boosts it by whatever he feels like.
Can you provide a link where the actual "accurate" weapon enhancement is listed?
Are you sure about that? Accurate? Because I couldn't find a single entry with accurate in it for that build/ Ctrl + F ftw!
The entries he has for weapon enchantments for that build are:
Bloodstone
Shattermantle
Sizing
Speed
Whirling
The only Accurate Weapon Enchantment I ever remember reading about was a homebrew enchantment that put truestrike on your weapon. Of course it wasn't using the item creation rules at all correctly to do so, and thus wasn't a *real* enchantment. It was along the lines of a player deciding he wants his ac higher and creating a feat that boosts it by whatever he feels like.
Can you provide a link where the actual "accurate" weapon enhancement is listed?
Equipment
99400gp +1 Accurate Splitting Force Elvencraft Composite(+7 Str) Longbow
103600gp +1 Accurate Vampiric Wounding Eager Dwarvencraft Starmetal Rapier
22400 gp Celestial Armor
From about midway.
4 Accurate weapon: This weapon takes no penalty when firing at targets at short range.
5 Inaccurate weapon: This weapon cannot fire at targets at long range.
it's a +1
Accurate
Splitting
Force
Elvencraft
longbow.
The elvencraft is +300g, and lets you intersperce ranged attacks with melee attacks.
Force is +3
Splitting is +3
and it's a +1
Mighty Composite +7 700g
Masterwork 300g
So before Accurate, the budget is already 99,300 gold. His listed budget was 99400g, so whatever Accurate is = 100g or so, assuming he did his math right.
I checked the numbers for damage/attack rolls, and they all fit in, which means there was no missing hole from Accuracy to attack rolls or damage.
So whatever Accurate was meant to be, if indeed more than just a title, it wasn't very much. All the other abilities he listed match up to other magical items or abilities.
Well, after a ridiculous amount of googling, I decided to reverse-engineer this guy's weapon.
it's a +1
Accurate
Splitting
Force
Elvencraft
longbow.
The elvencraft is +300g, and lets you intersperce ranged attacks with melee attacks.
Force is +3
Splitting is +3
and it's a +1
Mighty Composite +7 700g
Masterwork 300g
So before Accurate, the budget is already 99,300 gold. His listed budget was 99400g, so whatever Accurate is = 100g or so, assuming he did his math right.
I checked the numbers for damage/attack rolls, and they all fit in, which means there was no missing hole from Accuracy to attack rolls or damage.
So whatever Accurate was meant to be, if indeed more than just a title, it wasn't very much. All the other abilities he listed match up to other magical items or abilities.
HUH. So much for that, then. All that research for nothing.
Melee Attack bonus= BAB+20 +12 Dex+ 5 Enhancement +1 Haste= +38
Ranged Attack bonus= BAB+20 +12 Dex+2 Competence +5 Enhancement+1 Haste-2 Rapid shot= +38
Maybe that enhancement was someone casting Greater Magic Weapon or something?
Maybe that enhancement was someone casting Greater Magic Weapon or something?
The +5 enhancement comes from Arcane Archer's Enhance Arrow class feature.
I guess the missing 100 gold is the base price of a composite longbow.
Omg... since when do those cost money?!
