| CAHaugen |
I know this has already been discussed, and I am looking for a simple answer to the solution I found.
A friend of mine in our campaign asked about enchanting his Claw attacks. We weren't sure if you could do this according to SRD / Pathfinder, so we looked stuff up.
We happened upon the Amulet of Mighty Fists. We rather liked this idea of gaining a +1 - +5 Enchantment Bonus to Natural Weapons, but now we're curious as to how far this extends.
The +5 appears to be an unscripted Bonus; It offers no additional changes other than the +5 to Attack. So is it possible to further enchant the AoMF with the +5 Vorpal?
If it is possible, how much more would this cost, if any? I remember seeing that AoMF's +5 Enchantment Price is a total of $150,000. A bit rich for our blood, but if it means for no additional cost he can use Vorpal on his Claw attacks, I think he may be interested. But if we have to pay out $150,000 just for the AoMF's +5 Attack Bonus (Since that's what it essentially is), and then pony out an additional $200,000 or whatever it would be for the extra +5 Vorpal, that's really extreme and we simply want to know which is the proper way to do this.
== EDIT ==
So the price I posted may be wrong. I think the text I was reading it from was incorrect. I found that it might cost only $100,000 to buy it at a +5 Bonus and that it costs $50,000 to make it at the +5 Bonus - A combination of the two would result in the $150,000 that I found. Now I question it's actual value.
Additionally I found it applies to both Attack and Damage? Is this accurate? I thought Enchantment Bonuses applied only toward Attack Rolls?
Lastly, it states; Alternatively, this amulet can grant melee weapon special abilities, so long as they can be applied to unarmed attacks., which Vorpal is listed under in the next text block that is linked.
So now I'm a little confused as toward the price, and whether or not this information is indeed correct?