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| Jaraka04-02-05, 01:48 PM | i am relitivly new to DnD, but picking up fast, i started with the v3.0 players hand book, but it doesnt tell me the hardness or hp of any armor, just items and shields, do any of you know were i can find a list of some sort telling me what they are for armors? and 2nd, if i have armor that says say, 5% to arcane failure, what does that mean? |
| tarkin04-02-05, 02:16 PM | It is in the DMG, and also in the SRD (See the link in my SIG) |
| Jaraka04-02-05, 02:19 PM | thx mate |
| XrP-Leon04-02-05, 06:28 PM | On a somewhat diffrent note; can you attack someone's armor in comparison to attacking them, if they are wearing it? |
| Shadowfax704-03-05, 04:26 AM | . . . the hardness or hp of any armor Hardness depends on the material the armor is made of, leather/hide has hardness 2, iron has hardness 10 and bronze has hardness 9. The HP of the armor are equal to the armor bonus X5. if i have armor that says say, 5% to arcane failure, what does that mean? You roll d% and if you roll 1-5, then any spell you are casting that has a somatic component is lost (and you waste an appropriate spell-casting slot for the day). |
| Nuntius12804-03-05, 03:46 PM | On a somewhat diffrent note; can you attack someone's armor in comparison to attacking them, if they are wearing it? Sundering worn armor? I think I've read that you can't. |
| Shadowfax704-03-05, 04:30 PM | On a somewhat diffrent note; can you attack someone's armor in comparison to attacking them, if they are wearing it? No. |