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Ok so playing LoF my players obtained en nebi the cursed punching dagger. Not wanting to sell it one of the players decided to do some research on it if they could, what they found is confusing both of us.
So turns out they found this
[url]=https://pathfinder-legacy-of-fire-1.obsidianportal.com/wikis/en-nebi-blade -of-the-leopard[/url].
So we’re trying to figure out how the curse was removed and became a legendary weapon?
Is this home brew material or is this from an official source?
If this is home brew, other than limited wish or wish, how could the curse be removed, is it balanced? I don’t know much about the legendary item creation to know about it.
It also mentions something at 12th lvl that has me scratching my head as it’s not a lvling item?
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Obsidian Portal is a homebrew wiki for people to catalogue their own campaigns.
Archives of Nethys is the official Paizo SRD.
So how do I clean that up to actually get it to work?
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Clean it?
It has something it mentions at 12th lvl. As far as I can tell it not a lvl variant item, that’s the only mention of any sort of lvl
“ At Twelfth level, Tier Four, En-Nebi is treated as a +4 vicious punch dagger(also counts as a dagger for proficiency purposes). As it strikes, the extra damage from the vicious property manifests as if a great cat’s claws had cruelly raked the victim’s flesh.”
Does the mention of lvl need to be there for some reason and why the jump from +1 to +4 with nothing in between for any sort of advancement?
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your using for reference something the a specific person homebrew for his game. the original weapon information is here and say nothing about changing the item with levels or otherwise.
as a GM it is up to you to decide if to use said person's homebrew or not. and if you do, you can change it however you think is best.
i think a proper method, if you chose to embrace the fact it can be cleaned, is to use the same methods used in curing normal lycanthropy, but rising the dc to match the fact that you try to fix and item and not a person.
or you can treat the weapon as a progenitor of the lycanthropy, which is something that i don't think has a method to cure. the infected can still be cared for in normal means.
on a personal opinion, i think it would be a lot easier to simply get an immunity to lycanthropy then fixing the dagger.
