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<blockquote data-quote="Daraniya" data-source="post: 8660720" data-attributes="member: 48160">What does 'force damage' look like? Is it solidified air? Is it a boulder hurling towards a person/thing? A swipe of a tarrasque's&nbsp; fingernail? A simulacrum of Mjollnir? The ki/soul energy of a monk?&nbsp;Seems like Earth-&gt;Force would be as likely... but what if the 'force' was manifest as a hailstorm? In the examples I've given, it could be from Earth, Water, Life, or Air...Force is a hard 'something' that impacts without a pointed end or hard edge (slashing). What is a 'wall of force', does a 'wall of air' have force?&nbsp; it's a hard 'something' that blunts everything coming in contact with it. A monk's ki could be the power of their soul, and soulless beings/things cannot be affected by ki blunt attacks...I think you can make it whatever you like... force is not an element, but a byproduct... an outcome.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Daraniya, post: 8660720, member: 48160"] What does 'force damage' look like? Is it solidified air? Is it a boulder hurling towards a person/thing? A swipe of a tarrasque's fingernail? A simulacrum of Mjollnir? The ki/soul energy of a monk? Seems like Earth->Force would be as likely... but what if the 'force' was manifest as a hailstorm? In the examples I've given, it could be from Earth, Water, Life, or Air... Force is a hard '[I]something[/I]' that impacts without a pointed end or hard edge (slashing). What is a 'wall of force', does a 'wall of air' have force? it's a hard '[I]something[/I]' that blunts everything coming in contact with it. A monk's ki could be the power of their soul, and soulless beings/things cannot be affected by ki blunt attacks... I think you can make it whatever you like... force is not an element, but a byproduct... an outcome. [/QUOTE]

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