supertall on 10/7/2002 at 19:42
Is it possible to enchant something, say a dagger, with a "bound longsword" spell that is always active. i.e. whenever you equip the enchanted dagger you start using the bound longsword, and the longsword doesn't go away until you remove the dagger?
Sorcia on 10/7/2002 at 19:47
I've enchanted a ring with bound longbow and cuirass. When I put the ring on both become active. Then I can equip/unequip them whenever i want as long as a keep the ring on. It's a nice way to lighten the load if you like to fight with multiple weapons. I've found that I can even DROP the bound cuirass...strange.;)
Forsythe on 10/7/2002 at 20:06
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Originally posted by Sorcia I've found that I can even DROP the bound cuirass...strange.;) Odd... do you have the patch? (They supposedly fixed this in it)
Sorcia on 10/7/2002 at 20:10
This is on my xbox character.
VetMichael on 10/7/2002 at 20:19
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Odd... do you have the patch? (They supposedly fixed this in it)
Yes, they definitely fixed that with the PC version patch..hehe, I had stumbled across that ability by accident when I first played, and now I have bound items in my inventory:weird:
But, I agree with the idea that you should enchant rings/amulets (maybe clothes too?) with the "bound" item spells. makes life much easier. But if you have a dagger with a "bound longsword" spell as a constant effect, I believe that logic would dictate that if you equipped the dagger, the spell would activate, forcing the dagger to slip on into your inventory so that you could wield the bound longsword. Once the dagger is shifted to your inventory, it would cancel the permanant effect of the spell, making your longsword disappear.
Please tell me if I'm wrong in my thinking on this, as it is an interesting enchantment idea. :thumb:
WingedKagouti on 10/7/2002 at 20:58
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Originally posted by Forsythe
Odd... do you have the patch? (They supposedly fixed this in it) I can drop and sell a bound cuirass with my european patched version, but only the cuirass. Must be an oversight.
