He had a "problem player" who wanted to bypass the trap/encounter before the last room by cutting through the wall of the mausoleum with his sword. My favorite example comes from a certain 5-star GM (not me) during the Year of the Shadow Lodge. I'm all for creative solutions, but believing your adamantine greatsword is a lightsaber because it deals 1-19 more damage to non-adamantine objects is not creative. sledge hammer and the rope was over a cement block. Nosig wrote: (on a side note - I actually have cut a rope with a hammer. You can always buy an adamantine morningstar and a few javelins with weapon blanch on them if you want to be well rounded. What kind should you make it out of? Figure out what kind of enemy you're more afraid of, then be able to kill those kinds better. The exception to this is putting furious on the weapon and raging as a barbarian, as that pushes you to a +3 bonus quite nicely. Price wise, it is more cost effective to make your weapon out of a special material than "waste" thousands of gold on making it a +3 instead of a +1 _ _. +1 cold iron dagger and a +1 silversheen dagger on my rogue +1 keen wakazashi on my lore warden that does not specialize in damage
+1 holy heavy crossbow on my bard that does not specialize in damage, but I do carry clips of varied ammunition (cold iron/silver/adamantine/etc) When raging, her natural attacks become +3 and bypass silver/cold iron. +1 furious amulet of mighty fists on my barbarian. It just so happens that cold iron/silver are the two most common kinds of DR in PFS, so it works out well. So my frontliners always have means of breaking their DR. They are hands down the meanest kind of monsters I've ever come across as a PC. Personally, I'm freaking terrified of demons and devils. And that +3 or +4 is an enhancement bonus, meaning if you want to bypass DR/silver, you'd need to have a +3 longsword, not a +1 flaming keen longsword. For purposes of overcoming DR, a +3 weapon is treated as cold iron/silver and a +4 weapon is treated as adamantine. Kashka wrote: adamantine is the only one with real benefits that cannot be replicated by a +2/+3 magic bonus
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