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Let's face it, there's a certain attraction to carrying a weapon that's ridiculously large for you. But carrying it around in everyday life, even everyday adventuring life, is impractical at best.  
 
Let's face it, there's a certain attraction to carrying a weapon that's ridiculously large for you. But carrying it around in everyday life, even everyday adventuring life, is impractical at best.  
  
The Virtual Sizing enhancement works in similar fashion to the Sizing<sup>MIC</sup> enhancement, but instead of actually changing size, the weapon remains the same size at all times. When used in an attack, however, a ghostly outline of the weapon's virtual size appears, and for all purposes (including damage, weight, and penalties for wielding an oversize weapon) the weapon counts as being it's virtual size. The effect is automatic, requiring no activation from the user. No matter the virtual size, you only threaten squares appropriate for a creature of your size (doubled as normal if the enhancement is used on a reach weapon).
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The Virtual Sizing enhancement works in similar fashion to the Sizing<sup>MIC</sup> enhancement, but instead of physically changing size, a ghostly outline of the weapon's virtual size appears when an attack is made. The effect is automatic, requiring no activation from the user.  When attacking with the weapon it counts as it's current virtual size for all purposes (including damage, weight, and penalties for wielding an oversize weapon).
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You gain the reach of the weapon's virtual size only when the attack is made, at all other times you only threaten squares appropriate for a creature of your size (doubled as normal if the enhancement is used on a reach weapon).
  
 
Virtual sizing can only be used to increase a weapon's size, it cannot make the weapon smaller than its base size. The weapon's virtual size category remains the same until changed, a mental command requiring one standard action.  
 
Virtual sizing can only be used to increase a weapon's size, it cannot make the weapon smaller than its base size. The weapon's virtual size category remains the same until changed, a mental command requiring one standard action.  

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Virtual Sizing

A virtual sizing sword looks like a regular size sword until used.

"So you're six feet tall and trying to adventure with a 40-foot sword. How's that working out for you?"

Let's face it, there's a certain attraction to carrying a weapon that's ridiculously large for you. But carrying it around in everyday life, even everyday adventuring life, is impractical at best.

The Virtual Sizing enhancement works in similar fashion to the SizingMIC enhancement, but instead of physically changing size, a ghostly outline of the weapon's virtual size appears when an attack is made. The effect is automatic, requiring no activation from the user. When attacking with the weapon it counts as it's current virtual size for all purposes (including damage, weight, and penalties for wielding an oversize weapon).

You gain the reach of the weapon's virtual size only when the attack is made, at all other times you only threaten squares appropriate for a creature of your size (doubled as normal if the enhancement is used on a reach weapon).

Virtual sizing can only be used to increase a weapon's size, it cannot make the weapon smaller than its base size. The weapon's virtual size category remains the same until changed, a mental command requiring one standard action.

Faint Evocation; CL 3rd; Craft Magic Arms and Armor, spiritual weapon; Price: 2,500 gp.



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AuthorSpanambula +
Cost2,500 gp +
Identifier3.5e Equipment +
Rated ByLuigifan18 +
RatingRating Pending +
Summary"So you're six feet tall and trying to adventure with a 40-foot sword. How's that working out for you?" +
TitleVirtual Sizing +