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Personally, I would not allow a player to create such an item. The Disarming Blade is slightly weaker than one feat, and costs +14,000 GP. As far as the price goes, you will have to use your judgment. If you feel like this is a reasonable item for your character to have, by all means go ahead and create one for them. The Dueling property gives a bonus to disarm attempts (among other things), and the weapon's unique property is a weaker version of the feat's other benefits.Īlthough the rules don't specify how to create these items, a GM may always create their own magic items.

For example, the Disarming Blade closely imitates the Greater Disarm feat. There are a lot of magic items which look an awful lot like they give the user access to a feat. A feat (like Weapon Focus) is a property of the character - they are particularly talented with a certain kind of weapon. A magic weapon can burst into flames, giving it fire damage - this is a property of a weapon. RAW this would be enough to say that PCs can't create magic items with feats. The magic weapon crafting rules specify a bunch of things you can do (attack bonuses, special abilities, et cet.) but not feats.