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How much does an Ironwood whatever cost? |
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Posts: 526 (05/30/05 06:24:59) Ancient Dragon |
Hello guys,
I'm wondering how much a weapon made of Ironwood would cost more than a normal weapon. For example, how much will a +1 Ironwood Longsword cost me more than a +1 Longsword? ...Accept the fact... ...Druids are the Masters of the Wild... |
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Sanidu |
I'll settle with the brasswood then | ||
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Posts: 526 (05/31/05 08:01:12) Ancient Dragon |
Yeah,
I thought this would be either difficult or expensive. However, in Arms & Equipment guide there is brasswood. It costs 500 gp per pound to make a weapon of brasswood. Hey presto: a +1 brasswood falchion would then cost... eh... 6350 gp (a +1 2350 gp)? But then again an +4 brasswood falchion would cost 36350 gp (a +4 32350 gp). This is the stuff that you want a lower to midlevel druid want to have, since they can't cast ironwood yet themselves. |
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Bahamut44 |
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Posts: 3139 (05/31/05 09:48:04) |
Druids can use non-druid weapons in 3.5, and metal weapons were never restricted. It's just the armor that cannot be metal.
-Zach
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paulpage |
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Posts: 857 (05/31/05 15:26:03) |
Failing that, see Darkwood from the materials section of the DMG (not checking DMG before posting I must point out, hence lack of helpful page reference.)
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Lebkin |
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Posts: 306 (05/31/05 17:10:31) Dragon |
For your viewing pleasure straight from the SRD:
Quote: Lebkin "You ever feel that the entire universe is a vast, impersonal emptiness that exists only to hurt you?" "Yes. It's how we know that the DM is doing his job." A Website Dedicated to my Campaigns: From the Notebook of the Incarnation of the Rules |
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Sanidu |
you're not getting me | ||
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Posts: 526 (06/01/05 01:31:35) Ancient Dragon |
The reason why I want druids with wooden weapons (and okay, I'll admit, I posted this in the wrong question, since I was looking for a wooden weapon for my own druid... but 'tis interesting for DM's as well)... Is spikes.
The druid who can wield a two-handed martial weapon is wood is really blessed with spikes. Image a Spiked Greatsword... It gains +2 enhancement bonus on attack and a +x where x is caster level on damage and threat range 17-20. Consider Spikes a druid's magic weapon and therefore I want druids with wooden weapons. Albeit, I'd like them to be as hard as metal. But, while we were discussing that, someone made a good notion: 'So, wouldn't a longbow be burned in a fireball then?'. I guess not - D&D isn't a game of realism after all. So, what is wrong with a wooden weapon? |
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