I put it on everything that I can.Īs far as what enhancements to put on it, it completely depends on what you want flavor-wise, or if you are looking for a min/maxed optimal return for the least investment. It's a small price to pay for insurance if you ask me.

Radiates heat - resistance (bonus to resist cold environments, or spells)Ĭuts wood - utility (bonus to chop wood, bonus to lumberjack profession, magically chops and neatly stacks wood)įire/chops wood - combat (bonus damage to plants, bonus damage to wooden creatures)Īn activation sequence could be 'fear not, for I am the beaver'.Ĭombat - splash water to cause a fear/distraction attack (like the beavers do with their tails)įirst of all, Everbright should be on basically every weapon you own because it gives the weapon immunity to acid and rust attacks. Radiates heat - cooking (can be used to boil water, or as a hotplate) Perhaps in order to activate the ax's magic the wielder must answer a question (the mage enchanting it always tried to include clever puns into his works).įire - combat (on a critical hit against a plant creature, X times per day, cause the target to burst into flames, causing the characters level in persistent burning damage until an action is used to put out the fire).įire - utility (can be used to start fires) As they would say in old-English - It will ax you questions.

Pathfinder battle axe