Dispel Magic vs. Weapon of Legacy

Dispel Magic can be used against a magic item to suppress it for 1d4
rounds. The dispeller makes a dispel check against 11 + the item's
caster level. (Artifacts are specifically listed as being immune)

Reference: http://www.d20srd.org/srd/spells/dispelMagic.htm

For normal magic items, the caster level is spelled out in the DMG entry.

However, for Weapons of Legacy, no such caster level is provided.

I see a couple of options:

1) Items of Legacy are essentially artifacts and cannot be dispelled.

2) Items of Legacy have a caster level that is "high" (perhaps epic).

Anyone got an opinion either way? Any rules address this situation?

--
Jim Seymour

On Feb 17, 4:17 pm, Jim Seymour <nntp... RemoveThis @thentao.com> wrote:
> Dispel Magic can be used against a magic item to suppress it for 1d4
> rounds. The dispeller makes a dispel check against 11 + the item's
> caster level. (Artifacts are specifically listed as being immune)
>
> Reference:http://www.d20srd.org/srd/spells/dispelMagic.htm
>
> For normal magic items, the caster level is spelled out in the DMG entry.
>
> However, for Weapons of Legacy, no such caster level is provided.
>
> I see a couple of options:
>
> 1) Items of Legacy are essentially artifacts and cannot be dispelled.
>
> 2) Items of Legacy have a caster level that is "high" (perhaps epic).
>
> Anyone got an opinion either way? Any rules address this situation?
>

I'd gauge theme as artifacts, and immune.

- Justisaur