One commonly-chosen Bless effect is Magic Weapons, which makes the weapon attacks of blessed units able to ignore Etherealness and Invulnerability. Most Combat Magic also ignores those things, but Magic Weapons are generally easier to use. Everyone can forge Magic Items, too, but having troops or commanders with personal magic weapons saves valuable Gems. So who has Magic Weapons?

This page will go over what each nation has as an option, including if their Sacred units already have Magic Weapons, or if the nation even has Sacred troops. The columns list if the nation has any Magic Weapons outside of forging or Ritual Summoning, followed by if its Sacred troops (if it has any) have Magic Weapons, followed by if its best sacred "thug" (combat-ready commander) has weapons, followed by non-sacred units that have them. The first column will have an "X" if no troops with magic weapons are readily available without summoning or Gems. National and Regional Summons will not be listed at all if they cost Gems, unless they're especially noteworthy for the nation.

*Freespawn isn't counted. Ermor gets the Knight of the Unholy Sepulchre as freespawn, and the Lictor as a summon; neither have MW.

*Freespawn isn't counted. Lemuria gets the Spectral Lictor as freespawn, though, which DOES have MW.

Gems can be spent to procure troops with Magic Weapons, in case you need them. Almost everyone has an option!

Path	Summons
	Fire has multiple options. Fire Elementals, Fire Snakes, and Will o' the Wisps all have unlimited magic attacks; the first two of those listed have AOE 1 attacks, so they also bypass Defence skill. These all do Fire damage, however, so Fire Resistance will take the edge off of them. On top of that, only the Fire Elemental's attack can be boosted with Strength of Giants. There are also Fire Drakes, which have a limited number of large-AOE Fire attacks that scale off of Strength, though these are not reliably used.
	Air has the Lightning Swarm, a single-target melee attack that does 6 Shock damage. These do not scale with Strength, but they also ignore Protection, aside from Shock Resistance. Air Elementals and Spring Hawks use this attack, but the former will Trample instead if it's larger than its target, and Trampling is not a magical attack. If you add Nature, you'll get an Amphiptere that spits magic Poison at foes! Poison Resistance comes into play against that. Mixing Earth into Air gives you a Watcher, which uses Lightning at range, but which doesn't move.
	Water has somewhat-limited, somewhat-unreliable options. These are the Winter Wolf and the Ice Drake; the Winter Wolf uses an AOE-1 Cold attack half of the time that it can, while the Ice Drake has a limited number of wider-AOE Cold attacks that it uses at the same rate. Only the Ice Drake's attack scales with Strength, and it also ignores Protection. Both go against Cold Resistance. There are also Gelatinous Cubes with melee Acid attacks which rust Armor, but these prefer to Trample. Add Fire to get Green Lions, which spit AOE-1 blobs of Acid at range! Alternatively, you can add Earth to get Cave Cows, whose spit hits single targets. Or add Death to get a Catoblepas, which has a Death Ray.
	Earth has Cave Grubs; they aren't ideal, but their attacks do Acid damage to single targets. You'll need a cave to summon them.
	Astral needs its crosspaths. With Death, you get Ether Warriors at a somewhat-high price. With Water, you get an Abomination with a giant Death Ray towards the end of the game.
	Death has plenty of options; Wights, Ghosts, Dispossessed Spirits, Shade Beasts, Lammashtas, and Shades. Wight attacks cause Decay, Ghost and Lammashta attacks have Life Drain, Dispossessed Spirit attacks cause Paralysis, Shade attacks steal Strength from the target, and Shade Beast attacks Reanimate those they kill to serve you. Magic Resistance oppose Dispossesed Spirit and Shade attacks, as well as the Decay effect of the Wights. Lammashtas are neutral, by the way. Add Fire and you'll get Corpse Candles and Longdead Archers; the former applies Decay at melee, while the latter does it at range.
	Pure Nature doesn't offer many magical attacks, but you can always Awaken a Sleeper if you need something; that guy has both a melee and a ranged magic weapon. Alternatively, if you're expecting unwanted company, then you can steal their Strength with Woodland Spirits. Crosspaths provide magic Fatigue and magic Poison Damage. Fatigue is provided by the Manikin and Mandragora from mixing Nature with good-ol' Death, and at range by Sprites summoned with a bit of Air. Magic Poison is supplied with Water; Bog Beasts blast single targets at range with it, while Swamp Drakes apply it with an AOE.
	Pure Blood lets you dump Demonic Locusts anywhere; these aren't ideal to have sitting around in your own borders, but they have magic melee attacks. If you include Commanders, then the Succubus has a magic attack as well. If you include crosspaths, then Fire provides ranged Fire attacks from Fiery Imps and Devils, Air provides a Shock-enhanced magic melee and ranged Shock attacks from Storm Demons, Water provides an element-less magic melee and a ranged Cold attack from Frost Fiends, and Death provides Life-Draining melee attacks from Vampires. The Horrors from mixing Blood with Astral have magic attacks, too.