Flame Weapons

[triqui]

Ok, thankyou very much. I realized that something happened with my number 2) question though ^^

2) does flameweapons confer magic property to the weapon itself, or just the flame damage? I mean, i hit a ethereal unit with my flaming lance. Does the ethereal unit get a 75% chance to ignore the lance damage?

[Endoperez]

I didn't remember to test the flame weapons, and won't have a chance to do it today. I hope I won't just forget about it...

[Endoperez]

Okay, it's almost midnight but I just tested it.

[img]/threads/images/Graemlins/Bug.gif[/img] If a weapon has multiple attacks, and the unit using the weapon has been blessed via Fire 9, the weapon deals damage only once. :bug

Thus, if your Jotun Herse goes against a fire-immune unit with his Sword of Swiftness, he will only deal 9+str damage once, instead of twice.

[Omnirizon]

ok...

but what about the flaming hoofs? those still work? It is only with a single weapon that gets multiple attacks, the fire bonus will only apply to its first attack?

[Saulot]

It is only with a single weapon that gets multiple attacks, the fire bonus will only apply to its first attack?

No, I think what Endoperez is saying is that you won't get multiple attacks from your normal weapons (the ones that have more than one swing to them, like a sword of swiftness), but you will get the firebless attacks.

[Endoperez]

Exactly.

With hoof (1 attack), you get:
1 hoof
1 fire

With Sword of Swiftness (2 attacks), you get:
1 sword
2 fire

With Gloves of the Gladiator (4 attacks), you get:
1 gloves
4 fire

[triqui]

What about my question?

Does the physical damage from the weapon itself count as magic?

If a hoof with fire attacks a Black Servant, does the black servant gets its 75% ethereal "saving throw" versus the physical damage and eats the fire damage, or is the hoof as a whole considered a magical weapon?