<strong>Weapons of Legacy</strong><br/><br/><div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote">Quote</div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">ENHANCING AN ITEM OF LEGACY (Sidebar on p. 11 of Weapons of Legacy)<br/>The power of a legacy item cannot be further enhanced using any regular process (such as magic or psionic item creation feats). However, spells or effects that temporarily alter a weapon (such as greater magic weapon or keen edge) work normally on weapons of legacy.  The only way to permanently change a legacy item’s abilities is through a new founding. For instance, the dagger Devious (see page 67) offers only least abilities, and historical research reveals no further lineage that might unlock additional abilities. If you want to give this weapon further legacy powers, use the rules in Chapter 4: Founding Legacies to found your own legacy and further empower the item with lesser abilities of your own design. As you progress in power, you might later choose to imbue it with greater legacy abilities or even epic legacy abilities.</blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>By reading this sidebar about Legacy Items it appears that you can not enhance a Legacy Item any other way.  Well Ryvaken has provided a decent argument to allow items to be further enhanced by using the Bonded Item rules in the DMG II according to this quote.<br/><br/>BONDED ITEMS<br/><br/><div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote">Quote</div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">ryvaken: There's no mechanism for adding abilities like everbright that adds a flat rather than relative costs. Also while denying a wizard the option to enhance, a bonded magic item is a personal bond just like a legacy.<br/>ryvaken: A +1 sword bonded to +10 and legacied will, when past on, be a +1 sword wth legacies. The bonded abilities don't enhance the weapon for those that inherit it</blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>By reading this you are performing a bond much in the same as a Legacy Item is bonded with its ritual.  This seems very logical that both could be used in conjunction as you are techincally furthering the bond of your item deeper.<br/><br/>You still pay the costs for XP, gold and other materials during with a bonded weapon, but its qualities only apply to the one who has bonded with the weapon and no one else.  So it is different too magically or psionically enhancing an item.<br/><br/>For all intents and purposes the Bonded Item Rules will work on enhancing a Legacy Item.<br/><br/>ANCESTRAL RELIC FEAT FROM BOOK OF EXALTED DEEDS<br/><br/>You may use this feat to enhance a Legacy Item as well.<br/><br/>KENSAI PRESTIGE CLASS<br/><br/>The Kensai Prestige Class can be used to enhance a Legacy Item as well<br/><br/>IF I HAVE MISSED ANY OTHER WAY SIMILAR TO ANY OF THESE OPTIONS I APOOLOGIZE