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Message: <blockquote data-quote="steeldragons" data-source="post: 6903732" data-attributes="member: 92511">I'm not in front of my books, I know 5e doesn't reverse spells, but most formerly reversible spells are now spells in their own right. Did Enlarge make the cut for/as a reversible spell? A Reduce cast on either the armor or individual inside, separately, would probably make for a rather bad day for them. Heat Metal, as already mentioned, is the old standby for screwing people in their tin cans. I'd suspect a constant or repeated striking with Burning Hands, Fireballs, Scorching Rays, et al...a swarm of kobolds (or fire giants) with glowing red hot pokers/brands, consistent attacks from salamanders with their flaming spears/polearms, a swarm of magmins (they just have to touch him), etc... would all have a similar effect.Rust monster or metal-dissolving oozes/puddings would be if you really wanted to just destroy the armor, would only set the guy back for a minute until he found/bought some new plate.PS: FREEZING metal could work just as well as heating it. Ongoing cold damage for the guy inside. Perhaps even better...super-magic-freeze it and make it brittle. One successful hit from a goblin chucking a pebble at him and the whole suit cracks and shatters into a million pieces.</blockquote>