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So I'm trying to create a magic longsword that has 1d8 slashing, magic damage along with 1d6 fire damage. I've got the first part down: typed 1d8 slashing, magic in the Damage Spot. However, I can't figure out how to add on a second damage concurrent damage type to the weapon. I've stuck instructions in the 'description' spot at the bottom of the item on how to add that damage to the character's weapon on the action tab, so I can still get the desired effect, just not in a way that is... er... smooth.
Is there a way to add multiple damage types with different damage dice to the damage line/spot/field?
Also, since I have your undivided attention, I don't want to give the weapon a plus To Hit, but I want it to be able to damage creatures that are able to be hit only by magic items. Will adding the magic damage type to the slashing damage do that? Or do I need to add something to the hit roll somehow? Under properties, I added ',magic.'

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Hi All,
As part of the PSI stuff I spoke about Damage Types for weapons and PSI abilities.
So it's on the wishlist and I'm going to start to collate what I need to do.
For example, Reflec Armour offers a different level of Protection from a Laser attack, to a Slug Pistol attack.
So what kind of Damage Types do we need?
Kinetic (Slug weapons etc)
Laser
Radiation
Psionic
Stun
Fire
That's part of the what we need, Armour needs to be updated to have different armour values for the different types, ie like Reflec does, or do we have that and a mix of resitances?
I welcome your thoughts on this.
Cheers
MBM