Checking unique weapons in your inventory during camp rest periods won't trigger any special cutscenes or major story beats, but there's some interesting small details worth noting when it comes to enchanted gear. The timing of equipping certain weapons can get you some quick reactions especially from companions like gale who might comment on magical enhancements, or shadowheart who notices specific divine artifacts. If you're crafting those Sussur weapons at the blacksmith in the blighted village, make sure to bring them back to camp since companions occasionally share brief thoughts about their unique properties, though don't expect full dialogue sequences.

The real camp events trigger from key story moments and specific companion interactions - think major plot developments or personal questlines reaching critical points. While enhanced weapons definitely impact combat with their +1 or +2 bonuses and special effects, they won't change what scenes play out when you're gathered around the campfire. That said, keeping an eye on companion reactions to certain legendary weapons can add some nice flavor, particularly if the weapon ties into their background or beliefs even if it doesn't unlock hidden content.

A good example is how equipping things near shadowheart might get different reactions compared to showing them to gale, but these are quick flavor moments rather than proper events. The enchantments themselves focus purely on combat advantages, leaving the meaningful camp interactions to story progression and relationship development with your party members.