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of course, I should have specified that.

Im still reeling over how much more efficient and potent Arcane pool is then i realized.

Now my 8 AP points feel like a LOT of room. (Room for spell recall to really shine.)

Also being able to throw Keen and Flaming onto my weapon is going to be terrifyingly potent. ^_^

I want to one day play a Str magus, but I like the quickness. I initially picked Dervish for Ranged topuch attacks, but then i realized I'd basically never be using them.

Do you have any recommendations on weapons to look for? My theory is that anything I can grab through my Arcane Pool is "meh". But like an Acid weapon is pretty golden because I cant duplicate it.

eh going Dervish limits that. But if I was running a Str Magus that would indeed be awesome.

Ok. So if I have a +5 Acid weapon I can only add a total of +4 to it. (Because of the +5, +1 (for Acid) is +6.)

My only thing is that I've also read that the +10 has been errat'd so its limited to crafting. Either way Arcane Pool (which I was happy with) just became considerably more powerful for me.

Ok, Im still fairly new to Pathfinder, and I was never big on 3.5. So I think that my issue is that enchanted weapons are unfamiliar territory for me.

I love the Magus. But I think i have misinterpreted how the Arcane pool feature works, so I'd like to clear it up.

I used to think it worked as follows. That I could only give a weapon a +x/x bonus of +5/5 with the weapons own enchantment bonus. So a +5 Acid Burst weapon wouldn't be able to benefit from adding +X/+X. And adding properties was separate. I.E. I spent a point for the +x/+x and another point for say Keen.

Buuuut from what I have been reading today it looks like it is supposed to work as follows. I spend one point and one point only to add enhancement based on my maximum +X/+X and it stacks with the weapons existing bonuses.

So at level 5 I can add +2/+2, +1/+1 and Keen, or Keen and Flaming.

And at maximum I can add +5/+5 or I can add +X(where X<5)/+X and an enhancement or a number of enhancements.

Did I get that right?