Need Help choosing my swift blades weapon

[Nosta]

I have a level 6 sorcerer/ level 7 swiftblade
with the skirmish ability of a scout
I have High Dex and High Cha
and 66000 gp to spend

any ideas what weapon i should use?

[Extra Anchovies]

A reach weapon would let you Spring Attack enemies without them getting a chance to make any AoOs unless they also have a reach weapon.

[DarkSoul]

If you have the ability to get the Shadow Hand feat from Tome of Battle, a spiked chain would work nicely.

[Nosta]

A reach weapon would let you Spring Attack enemies without them getting a chance to make any AoOs unless they also have a reach weapon.

Well I am a Fan Of Pole Arms - Any good ones ? and any Weapon ability i could take Advantage of as a swift-Blade?

[Cerefel]

The guisarme is one of the better polearms in the game, due to having reach, 2d4 damage, and a bonus to trip attacks. As far as weapon enhancements go, it depends on exactly what you want your weapon to be good for. Do you want offensive enhancements? Defensive? Utility?

[Darrin]

Well I am a Fan Of Pole Arms - Any good ones ? and any Weapon ability i could take Advantage of as a swift-Blade?

I don't think your build involves TWF? I'm having trouble remembering.

Guisarme is the best martial polearm for tripping, and I think you've got some Barbarian in the build, so if you take Wolf Totem Barbarian 2, you get Improved Trip as a bonus feat. Tripping is one of the easiest debuggers for meatbags, but you're more of a gish. There's also the "doughnut hole" problem of enemies getting inside your reach, but that's easily fixed with armor spikes.

If you want a reach weapon that can still attack adjacent enemies, there's a martial weapon in Dragon Compendium called the duom that can do that. It's got a quirky penalty when you attack more than one opponent, but there's no penalty if all your attacks are on the same opponent. The duom also looks like it should be a tripping weapon (two hooked blades pointing backward), but it isn't. Still, it saves you a feat as you don't have to pick up Exotic Weapon Proficiency.

As far as weapon properties go, I'd look for things that work on every hit: caustic, shock, frost, flaming, in that order. After that, desiccating, psychokinetic, and screaming. If you want to inflict a status condition, start with Tortuous first (+1/+2 enhancement, Ghostwalk). If you want something to happen on a crit, start with Enfeebling (+1 enhancement, Book of Exalted Deeds).

[Vizzerdrix]

Didnt dmg2 have an enchantment that scaled with cha?