
Xelah |
So, I'm trying to build a horrible (see awesome) poison based magus.
So I gave him a +1 Toxic Virulent longsword.
Virulent: A virulent weapon magically intensifies any poison it delivers. The saving throw DC of any poison applied to either a virulent weapon or any ammunition fired from it increases by a number equal to the weapon’s enhancement bonus. The duration of the poison increases by a number of rounds equal to the virulent weapon’s enhancement bonus.
(emphasis mine)
I also gave took spell blending to get Toxic Gift.
School necromancy [poison]; Level antipaladin 2, sorcerer/wizard 3
CASTING
Casting Time 1 standard action
Components V, S
EFFECT
Range touch
Target living creature touched
Duration instantaneous; see text
Saving Throw Fortitude negates (see text); Spell Resistance yes
DESCRIPTION
You can cast this spell only if you are currently poisoned. You draw upon the poison in your body and duplicate its effects in the target, which is affected by the same poison you are, except it uses this spell’s DC instead of the poison’s normal DC. If you are affected by more than one poison, you must choose one to afflict upon the target.
And spellstrike...
All together for the question now, does the weapon boost the save dc of the spell? It is technically delivering poison since the spell has the poison descriptor, and the end result of the spell is poisoning someone. I'm trying to play a guy that chugs a rough poison at the start of a fight, wades in casting toxic gift and stabbing people. Having a sword that helps with that seems like the way to go.