No, because that would be to "function" as a magic weapon, which it explicitly lacks the ability to do The key (as I see it) is parsing the word "function." Generally, the function of something is its capacity to act or behave in a certain manner, or to have a certain purpose. So an item's ability to be used in combat so as to overcome any specific resistance is certainly a "function" in the ordinary sense of that word. Thus whenever the sword "functions as a normal (not magic) blade" then it lacks the functions that are associated specifically with magic ones, including the function you are asking about. |
i know you said you wanted to see the specific rules but that's all i got. This is what i was looking at. dnd |
jeudi, décembre 27, 2018
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