altering forged weapons

[Martaigne]

Does anyone know 100% if it is possible to remove a forging mark from a weapon via an alteration? Thanks in advance.

[DaCapn]

For what it's worth, I had a player-forged short sword that I had altered with a show and a read and the crafting mark did not go away. Then, I blackened it with an enchant failure and the show was gone. The read and the forging mark were still there.

Maybe you CAN get it removed with an alteration but it doesn't occupy either of those two fields.

[Nilandia]

To counter, I had a player forged weapon altered with a show and the crafting mark was still there. Make of that what you will.

Gretchen

[Martaigne]

I had one altered and the crafting mark stayed, but I didn't think to ask specifically to remove it. I guess the only way to find out is ask a GM.

[DaCapn]

For what it's worth, I had a player-forged short sword that I had altered with a show and a read and the crafting mark went away. Then, I blackened it with an enchant failure and the show was gone. The read and the forging mark were still there.

Maybe you CAN get it removed with an alteration but it doesn't occupy either of those two fields.

I don't know how I accidentally said that it went away. It definitely didn't go away and I even checked before posting. I wouldn't have realized if Nilandia hadn't posted "to counter..."

[gemstone4]

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[Gelston]

I'd buy that for a dollar!

[Trallihn]

I'd buy that for a dollar!

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