InBisco on 1/6/2002 at 01:58
how exactly do u do this because when i try to get an inem enchanted, arrows and bolts dont appear, but i've acquired enchanted arrows and bolts in crates an such. could som1 pls explain? thnx in advance :)
aardvark on 1/6/2002 at 02:18
Good question! The answer is probably "you just can't enchant 'em yourself".... ;)
InBisco on 1/6/2002 at 02:53
ugh that sux0rz :(
djdaveoc on 19/6/2002 at 21:48
I am an archer. I wanted to know if you can enchant bows/crossbows or not? Also, will the enchantment be the same as it is for swords since the bow isn't what hits the enemy? It's really the arrow that hits the target. So can you enchant a bow to do strike on touch (whatever it's called) damage like you do with a sword?
Chapino on 19/6/2002 at 22:48
Yu could but I don't think t' ever hrtanybody but what you could do is put a eling spell on self everytime you use th bow... so as ou attak the enemy your healed, do't enchant ammo just cause it runs out, it's more expensive than it needs to be, if your wan archer have a healthy amount of enchanted amofor ghost, but use normal all other times... jst play it cheap and sfe.
Kilana on 20/6/2002 at 00:58
Bow's can only be enchanted with cast on use and constant effect. You cant enchant it with cast on strike
howie on 20/6/2002 at 07:13
djdaveoc,
I asked the same question. The only thing I can see enchanting a bow will do is make it possible to shoot targets that are unaffected my normal weapons -- like evil undead types. You might as well enchant them yourself with the smallest loaded soul gem you have to make them usefull against the evil AI. The enchantment level of the bow doesn't seem to matter, so just set it at 1,1,1,1,1 all the way down the list so that you can ensure that it will take on the enchantment. I've also found you can enchant cheap clothes and other junk the creeper doesn't normally buy, but he will buy them if they are enchanted. It's the best way to get top dollar out of your stuff for sale plus you get the added bonus of increasing your enchantment skill points.