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Well, let's see...
A dwarven waraxe is a one-handed weapon; base price 30 gp.
Large size doubles that to 60 gp.
Alchemical silver adds 90 gp, as the weapon is one-handed.
Now the question is, which order do we apply these in? I'm inclined to go with the order listed above, but others may not agree.
So, I believe it would cost 150 gp.
Hope this helps. :)
It counts as a one handed weapon for cost.
edit: Kalindra is correct.
I realized that alchemical silver unlike other special materials can be added after the weapon is made, or that is at least how it reads.
By the way, Wraith, is there a source that explicitly makes that clear? I'm not necessarily saying you're wrong, but if it is clear-cut, I'd like to educate myself. :)
The book says that alchemical silvering is a bonding process that is added to steel, making it an after creation affect. Unlike mithral and adamantine it is not a masterwork component.
However it makes no sense for a larger weapon to use the same amount of silver as a smaller weapon, but I see that as hole in the rules.
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By the way, Wraith, is there a source that explicitly makes that clear? I'm not necessarily saying you're wrong, but if it is clear-cut, I'd like to educate myself. :)The book says that alchemical silvering is a bonding process that is added to steel, making it an after creation affect. Unlike mithral and adamantine it is not a masterwork component.
However it makes no sense for a larger weapon to use the same amount of silver as a smaller weapon, but I see that as hole in the rules.
I see. I long since stopped trying to argue logic in Rules Questions. It seems futile. :)
I was thinking about that as I checked sources for the thread, though. "Does this mean that a Colossal silver longsword is still only +90 gp?" So, logically, you're probably right. :)