3e SRD:Sword of the Planes

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Sword of the Planes

This longsword has an enhancement bonus of +1 on the Material Plane, but on any Elemental Plane its enhancement bonus increases to +2. (The +2 enhancement bonus also applies on the Material Plane when the weapon is used against elementals.) It operates as a +3 longsword on the Astral or Ethereal plane or when used against opponents from either of those planes. On any other plane, or against any outsider, it functions as a +4 longsword.

Caster Level: 15; Prerequisites: Craft Magic Arms and Armor, plane shift; Cost to Create: 26,315 gp + 2,080 XP.; Market Price: 52,315 gp

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