If you currently have an armament (weapon, shield, or armor) that is resistant to magic, you may ASSIST to ask to speak to a GameMaster to have the item reviewed. As long as the item is not scripted with a script that necessitates the property (due to any number of thematic or technical reasons) or is made from a material that is naturally resistant to magic (veil iron, etc), we'll be willing to remove the property. This should then allow wizard characters to enchant it, sorcerers to ensorcell it, and for it to continue to be enchanted via Premium Points and other means.

GameMaster Estild

I have something where I had previously asked, but the item was not updated, no script, no special material, but because it was from a creature and wasn't intended to be enchanted. Should I ask again? I don't want to seem like a jerk asking possibly the same GM the same thing I just asked him two months ago.

Seriously great news here.

>> If you currently have an armament (weapon, shield, or armor) that is resistant to magic, you may ASSIST to ask to speak to a GameMaster to have the item reviewed. As long as the item is not scripted with a script that necessitates the property (due to any number of thematic or technical reasons) or is made from a material that is naturally resistant to magic (veil iron, etc), we'll be willing to remove the property.

For items that must remain resistant to magic (due to thematic or technical reason) but that would otherwise not be anti-magical (e.g. steel scripted weapons) is it safe to assume that these items will meet the requirement as an anti-magical weapon for abilities such as Spell Parry and similar?


>cman help sparry
Skill Name: Spell Parry
Mnemonic: sparry
Hostile: No
Stamina Cost: None.
Other Requirements: An ensorcelled or anti-magical (veil iron/krodera/kroderine) weapon.


-- Robert

>> A halfling magistrate picks up a small rock and throws it at a half-elven bandit in a valiant effort to subdue him.