If you want to get more money out of it then BLESS it! Thats how I figured out how to get more money.

Tyhm, I spent all my money as a newer player to IWD my weapon a lot, only to clean it later because of the wrong enchantment on it, and some other things, truly, you'd expect me to be on the other side of this arguement, right? Well, I'm not, I've learned to cope with it, and really, you can imagine my powergaming as "RPing" (I'm Chancellor of Zormite, but due to my background and such, I'm trying to be as powerful of a warrior as possible for my kingdom.) truly, I don't see my powergaming as RPing, but if I wanted to, I could hide behind a weak arguement until it blows over, but I won't, I won't hide anything. Yes, I do powergame, but I'm aiming at a certain level, and after that, RPing. I'm sorta close to there...

How is spending money on a useless weapon any different from wasting money on failed spell after failed spell? Either way, you're out the money, and have nothing to show for it. Face it, you're stuck with it.

You can say that if you wish..but it's better to actually explain why you mentioned it.

If stefan wanted to give you back your "hard worked" IWD scrolls, he would have.

Actually, when saying "no-reproducable" he meant the weapons, like inferno swords, the hammers, etc, not the items that you put on it.

Err, thats what i was saying, but everyone else was complaining that they cant get their IWD scrolls back so i put that last message in there too.

I think there should be a way to "disolve" prepped weapons into the cleared weapon and the scrolls and diamonds spent on it - but with a failure, like alchemy, make it that you put the weapon in and get your stuff - with a chance depending on your skills and levels that you'll lose a few scrolls, the diamonds or even the weapon itself... so if someone doesn't want to take the risk they can clear the weapon in the pool and lose all their stuff applied on it.

Satrek, that was the base idea behind the pool of pure elements, but Stefan didn't add that part, because he thought it to be unfair.