+22 long bow with +11 bonus to Ranged Weapons

[Harkel]

a scorched hoarbeam longbow

+22, +11 bonus to Ranged Weapons, level 40, more charges than giantman can count

Thinking about also paying for a T1 or T2 on it to up the price if it appears to be worth it.

[Harkel]

bump

[JNewhall]

It's a sweet bow. It's worth more than I could afford.

In my opinion, an enchant would be worth more to a buyer than an Ensorcell. I always figure I'm going to Ensorcell stuff I buy anyway, but I don't like to buy something, then hand it off for weeks to get an enchant.

If this were enchanted once more, then with +25 arrows (which are trivial to get) it'd be a +61 weapon. As-is of course it's already +58 which is very nice.

If it were me, I'd wait for the promised enchant udate with the end of risk of item loss before trying it. Or sell as-is.

[BriarFox]

I think it should be quite possible for a capped enchanter to take it at least to 6x, but no way to know but to try.

Edit: Keep in mind that it's technically 5x, so the next enchant is the 6x one, of course.

[Ososis]

From my experience enchanting and ensorcell don't push up my profit margin that much if I am having to pay for them. If I get a good deal on enchanting/ensorcell I can usually get my money back when I sell the item. Unless you have someone yourself to do the work, I wouldn't spend the time or silvers to major enchant just for resale value, it's usually not there. Ensorcell I would throw on to try to sell a slow moving item, but again the profit margin isn't there.

My rough math estimations tend to assume ensorcell is worth about 1m a week resale value, and enchant about 1.5m, which makes it hard to turn a profit if just for resale. I've not really dealt with bows, and I am sure some people would disagree with my math, but there it is.

Tge enhancive will also make it more spendy to enchant.