Eclipse

Does Shar have her own 'Weave'? If so, links to info plz.

- Played Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance II. The necromancer had a section in his magic book about shadow magic. Supposedly Shar's version of the weave, and the magic of the shadow lords...

Is it possible to make a magically created weapon like the flame blade to count as a longsword, so fighter/clerics could weild it with grand mastery if they had the proficiencies. But if the wielder had no skill with the longsword, they would suffer no penalties.

Oh and also, the spell create magic weapon, makes a +3 weapon, with it's type chosen by the caster, but it's not glued to the casters hands. Is it possible to modify Flame Blade, so the caster could choose from a selection of bladed weapons AND have them stick to her hands?

EDIT: One more thing... Can spells like flameblade create the weapon in the caster's off-hand?

*day dreaming* Hmm, it'd be fun to have a fighter/druid dual wielding twin flameBlades(Scimitars). Or a high level Fighter/mage wielding the Black Blade of Distruction and the Phantom Blade...

So to achieve that the spells would have to act like the create magic weapon spell, which I don't really like, because the mage could pass them to pure fighters and they wouldn't be dispellable.

Unless...

I've seen lots of spells (like the improved shapeshifting) where you have an icon, and when clicked opens into more icons. Is it possible to do that again?
For example: a Fighter/druid 9/12 (Dual-Classed) has grand mastery in scimitars. He's off wondering the forests when he comes across a troll, realising his regular scimitar is no match for such a creature, he begins to cast 'FlameBlade'. After selecting flameblade, 2 options appear (Like after casting Spell Immunity, but less options). He chooses to summon the blade in his main hand. The next set of options are to choose what kind of blade to summon. His choices are 1)Bastard Sword 2)Long Sword 3)Short Sword 4)Katana 5)Scimitar 6) Dagger 7) Sword-handed Sword. He selects Scimitar.

Could it be done?