I've looked around and have seen a bunch of people use spells in conjunction with items that may or may not have been intended.
For example Beatin' Stick on a weapon that has any kind of wood in it, and then simply motivate it by saying that you bash a monster with the wooden end of the handle? I see no problem with this, it's not broken in any way. Since the action economy is pretty much the same.
This got me thinking. Would this mean that other items can be used in conjunctions like this? I'm playing around with the idea of making a wand of True Strike. Since you're targetting yourself with the spell and not the weapon I see no faults yet. The point is, what if I have a bone wand. A wand is essentially a stick. What if I shape it as a bone dagger? Does this mean that the wand can double as a dagger?
