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I want a ten-ring broad sword. I can buy it in steps. So..
Master work nine-ring broad sword = 315g
The +1 enhancement = 2000g
Once I get 27 Fame I can upgrade to a +2
The +2 enhancement = 6000g
At 31 fame I can go the rest of the way
Ten-Ring abilities = 6000g
Now just to be clear I cannot now upgrade this sword to a +3 because we cannot upgrade named items and that’s what this is now.
http://www.d20pfsrd.com/magic-items/magic-weapons/specific-magic-weapons/te n-ring-sword
[Edit to correct pricing]

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While you've got the jist of upgrading items (with the exception of some price errors as pointed out above), you can't upgrade into the ten-ring sword as far as PFS goes.
Pathfinder Roleplaying Game: Ultimate Equipment
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All specific magic weapons on pages 150–163, except bastard's sting, blade of the rising sun, blade of the sword-saint, cutthroat's apprentice, dagger of doubling, dragoncatch guisarme, earthenflail, hellscourge, lash of the howler, nine lives stealer, pistol of the infinite sky, polarity hammer, spider's fang, and ten-ring sword, are legal

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I don't believe you can upgrade an unnamed magic item to a named magic item.
Yes, you can. See this FAQ.
Can I Upgrade a Named Magic Item?
Named magic items—including specific armor and specific weapons—are not upgradeable. Non-magic specific armor and specific weapons may be upgraded normally. Magic armor and weapons may be upgraded to named versions if they are the same basic material and shape as, and meet but do not exceed the enhancement bonuses of the named versions. Wondrous items whose names include a +X value (such as bracers of armor, headband of vast intelligence, amulet of might fists, etc.) may also be upgraded following the rules for upgrading magical items on page 19 of the Guide to Pathfinder Society Organized Play.
Upgraded versions of named magic items may appear on Chronicle sheets.
Intelligent magic items are not available for purchase unless they appear on a Chronicle sheet or are provided as part of a class or archetype (such as the black blade magus archetype).

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Sometimes Mike and I find one or more character options that we believe would do well if limited to a Chronicle sheet, such as what has happened with several types of familiar; it's nice to have the items listed on the sheet have significance and value. I believe the ten ring broadsword is one such item, though I don't believe it has ended up on a scenario Chronicle sheet as of yet. I have an inkling that it might have shown up on an Adventure Path Chronicle sheet.

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John Compton wrote:might have shown up on an Adventure Path Chronicle sheet.Inquiring minds are dying to know which AP this is so they can play that AP.
Actually, the "inkling" mentioned above is not an expression of my love of strategic understatement. I have not gone looking through the Chronicle sheets searching for this item, and I wouldn't recommend the practice.
That said, I now know that at least one person is itching to find this on a Chronicle sheet. That reminds me to consider this item for a future Chronicle sheet.

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Come to a Dallas PFS game. I'll prove it.
Until she got fired I think our local cookie baker here in San Antonio wouk beaten your cookies any day!
Dallas Vs. San Antonio Bake Off!!!!

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Majuba, TimrehIX; oooh... in response to the cookie thing... I think I'm the ONLY person who has brought cookies to a Dallas PFS game. But thanks to the guy who brings the glazed donuts... *-<8^)
We could kick some chips at OwlCon...
You totally should. We still need a couple GMs and a sing-in desk volunteer. Email me if you're down for that, it's

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TimrehIX wrote:Come to a Dallas PFS game. I'll prove it.Until she got fired I think our local cookie baker here in San Antonio wouk beaten your cookies any day!
Dallas Vs. San Antonio Bake Off!!!!
Heh, until she got sucked into her online game,* I'd bet our local cookie baker against yours.
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Inquiring minds are dying to know which AP this is so they can play that AP.
Why is this sword so good? Dont get me wrong, I realize an extra ring slot is really cool. But for the price, I thought it would be better just to have a +3 weapon. Guess that still leaves Adamantine DR to try and bypass. Is that the biggest upside?

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Stephen Ross wrote:Can anyone really afford a quarter million gold piece item for a chronicle?Benjamin F. wrote:But can't we simply just have one ring to rule them all...*whispers into his shirt* Staff of Power...
hmmm... explaining a joke only removes the humor.
Reference the character Brick from TV show "the middle"... as in Middle Earth... as in The One Ring... Brick would often whisper into his shirt in an attempt at subliminal suggestion to get what he wanted...
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Legal or not, I might also suggest waiting until you can afford a +1 weapon entirely rather than paying to get something masterwork then upgrade it.
By purchasing a +1 weapon (or anything made of a special material), it will already be treated as masterwork and save you some gold.
If it's just a normal magic weapon, you have to buy the normal masterwork weapon before it's enchanted regardless of if it's upgrading a weapon you've been using or buying new.

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Silh wrote:If it's just a normal magic weapon, you have to buy the normal masterwork weapon before it's enchanted regardless of if it's upgrading a weapon you've been using or buying new.Legal or not, I might also suggest waiting until you can afford a +1 weapon entirely rather than paying to get something masterwork then upgrade it.
By purchasing a +1 weapon (or anything made of a special material), it will already be treated as masterwork and save you some gold.
Really? I thought that masterwork would have been factored in already as it does for everything else (or so I thought). Good to know, thanks.