| Post/Author/DateTime | Post |
|---|---|
| Mithral Icesilver09-06-04, 12:37 PM | Just like the title says, I can recall no being that has DR bypassed by mithral weapons (as far as I know, it is spelled with an a in D&D). If you do, please tell me. Baatezu and lycanthropes are harmed by silver. Tanar'ri and fey fear cold iron. Adamantine is the bane of golems. So what does mithral harm? |
| masterofmayhem09-06-04, 12:46 PM | None do. All mithral does is decrease armor size category and halve the weight of items. |
| Gez09-06-04, 01:24 PM | Nope. And there are no DR/Ironwood, no DR/Gold, no DR/Baatorian Greensteel, no DR/Orichalcum... If you want, though, and since mithril means "true silver", you may consider mithral weapons bypass a DR/Silver. Of course it would make silver weapon pointless as soon as the party is rich enough to afford mithral weapons. |
| masterofmayhem09-06-04, 02:38 PM | There is a thread (http://boards1.wizards.com/showthread.php?t=301107) about it going on right now, and I'm sure there have been others, but I can't search for them now . . . |
| ieattrollsforbreakfast09-06-04, 03:15 PM | Of course, there is no reason why you cant come up with something with DR/Mithral yourself. Or any other material for that matter. |
| BalancedOne09-06-04, 04:12 PM | I think in Dicefreaks they use mithril for Yugoloths' DR |