[3.5] Help with Dagger-Throwing Rogue

[Sophismata]

Couldn't you use Lightning Ricochet instead of worrying about returning?

[Smythen]

NOTE!
The Master Thrower's thrown weapon tricks is not stackable. You pick one for your attacks this round. So, palm throw against touch Ac is a no go....

[dsmiles]

Hey all. I'd like some help.

I wanted to build a good low-to-mid-level sneak-attack rogue, but avoid the TWF tree. I thought of using Quick Draw + Point Blank Shot + Rapid Shot and making a dagger slinger... until I realized that any kind of DR will reduce any damage output pretty hard. I don't want to be throwing 2'002gp daggers, but that's what it'd take to make a dent in something with even DR 5/magic.

Is there a way to make weapons thrown briefly magical? Ideally an item, or a low-level cleric spell.

Thanks!

If you add the TWF tree, you could be an UBER-THROWER!!

But in response to your question there are the magic weapon and greater magic weapon spells (arcane, not divine, though).

[Ryuuk]

Rather then using the Returning property, why not just grab Teleporting, it should fix losing the daggers after the throw.

[Chrono22]

I'm really shocked this hasn't been mentioned yet:
Gauntlet of Infinite Blades (Magic Item Compendium, page 101)
As a swift action, a dagger appears in the hand of the wearer. It disappears 3 rounds after it is created. It also has 5 charges, that allow you to create an improved version of the dagger.
1 charge: +3 dagger
3 charges: +3 dagger of seeking
5 charges: +3 bane dagger of seeking (you choose the type and subtype of creature).

Cost: 6,500 gp.

You can have two, one for each hand. If you follow the DMG's item creation guidelines closely, you can improve charged items. In this case, you would add 1300 gp for each additional charge.

[PinkysBrain]

NOTE!
The Master Thrower's thrown weapon tricks is not stackable. You pick one for your attacks this round.

Your memory is deceiving you, the ability says no such thing.

Chrono22 ... so, what are you going to throw with your other dozen attacks? (Swift actions are in short supply.)