Shadeworld |
In the core rule book damage reduction rules says that different kinds of enchantment bonuses can pass for different kinds of materials.
Here's the issue; When you then go to look up damage reduction in the bestiary is specifically states that you need the specific material to overcome certain damage reductions.
Here's the question: Which book am I to follow?
Kolokotroni |
They dont contradict eachother. Bestiary says you need certain kinds of material to bypass them. Core book says certain enhancements count as a certain kind of material for the purpose of overcoming damage reduction. Both are correct.
Its the same as saying a half elf counts as an elf, and then another book saying you must be an elf to take x feat. The half elf can take that feat.
Nixon |
They dont contradict eachother. Bestiary says you need certain kinds of material to bypass them. Core book says certain enhancements count as a certain kind of material for the purpose of overcoming damage reduction. Both are correct.
Its the same as saying a half elf counts as an elf, and then another book saying you must be an elf to take x feat. The half elf can take that feat.
Kolokotroni is correct. I don't have my book with me, so I can't find the page, but it states that the enhancement bonuses (+1,+2, etc..) are strong enough to bypass certain damage reductions. This also includes weapons like a +1 Flaming Longsword counting as a +2 weapon.
KainPen |
a +1 flameing longsword counts as +2 for cost and max total of +10 but not for going through DR. Only the actual enhancement bonus count for going through DR. Thus a +2 flameing long sword would not over come cold iron or silver, only a +3 weapon or ones made of silver/cold iron could over come said DR.