think i read of one i think on elanthipedia, but that it'd stop being blessed if it ever hit something not undead, something something.

Are there any naturally blessed/will hold a blesslonger/will hurt the undead weapons available out there?











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a little googling shows someone selling the awesome permanently blessed (thanks for the idea using permanent bless as a search term) brawling set are... in circulation, and i see that there was a time when indeed a person could get a cleric weapon permanently blessed..




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> About how many ranks of Sorcery are needed to cast Bless at a usable level? It depends on your native magic type?

My problem with all combat related sorcery is that the penalty is fairly severe. If you blow up your hands in combat then you are very likely to lose the weapon you're holding. If there was a STOW option that allowed you to scoop something up without hands or use herbs without hands then it would be much less of a risk.

>>If I'm going to need like 500 ranks of Sorcery to even cast the spell effectively (whether or not I blow up limbs) then I'll just give up on the idea now though.

Bless is Intro, natively 0-400 ranks to cast. Sorcery would push it to Basic (Generally 10-600 ranks). With modest sorcery, like training via a rune for 50 ranks, you could likely cast the spell at lower mana without oodles of difficulty. That said, you ARE mixing life and holy, which is the nastier of combos out there, so WHEN it explodes (and it will), it could suck. Luckily, being a fairly easy spell I doubt you'd see (often) the really high end backlashes, and as an Empath could easily recover from the lower end ones without much issue.

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I'm trying to remember if the curved Aldauth scythe-blade was permanently blessed or not. I know clerics loved it but can't remember why. Unluckly if it is, I sold mine a couple years back cause it just sat in my vault.

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>I'm trying to remember if the curved Aldauth scythe-blade was permanently blessed or not. I know clerics loved it but can't remember why. Unluckly if it is, I sold mine a couple years back cause it just sat in my vault.

It wasn't blessed, it's just cool. A lot of players go for the Cleric route when they want to play Inquisitor-types since Dark Paladins aren't really a thing that is mechanically supported.

>I had one of these before on one of my old characters. I got the old character back which had it but it didn't have the scythe blade anymore. I could of sworn it was perma blessed though. Or if not a blessed property, it had the ability to hit undead creatures.

That's what I thought I remembered too. It wasn't so much a RP thing as that it could hit undead creatures without casting bless on it. It's been too many years though to remember for sure.

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there's also an old s'kra scimitar that was sold many years ago (2000ish) that was permanently blessed. It came out in a fest way back in the day when fests were rare