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Metal soles would be inflexible and almost impossible to walk on. Slippery as hell as well. Let him do it and have fun with him trying to move rapidly and slipping around.

There's no "fault" here. If a player wants to have a particular AC, hit bonus, or anything else, he has to show how his character has it. Otherwise any player can just rule that they have +1,000,000 to AC, to hit bonus, etc. Either the PC has it or he doesn't.

And how to referee the whole game. ;)

No, it is clear what you can and can't do regarding harming people while the spell is in effect. There is no prohibition on attacking after the spell expires. The Spell doesn't say that while the spell is in effect you can't have your crossbow loaded and pointed at someones face. As soon as...

Sure. No rule that I've seen prevents Readying an action that way.

DMG trumps all for instructions to DM on how to apply all rules.

Only One opening in 6 seconds? No way.

This is the 3rd Ed House rules forum. You might get more replies posting in the 4th Ed forum...:cool:

Actually, per RAW in DMG, all combat is simultaneous. It's up to the DM to adjudicate these types of situations with that rule.

No. Cure should do it. Getting punched with a mailed gauntlet could knock teeth out. Cure would handle. Unless, you want to start using specific body damage rules. Not a good idea...

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So, it matters if you hit the wooden board rather than the wooden board hitting you? the Formula is F=(M*A).

When I was a kid I lived on the high plains in CO. From the hill our house was on I could see someone on horse back from several miles. If it was dry you could see dust from riders much further away than that. At least 10 miles...

Exactly. If a giant swung and hit you with a wood plank the size of a floor, would the spell protect you? Once you answer that, the OP will have his answer.

Ditto. I've never seen this misinterpretation before.