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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LokiDR" data-source="post: 586443" data-attributes="member: 6239">I agree with Dr. Rictus.  Physics doesn't have any place in D&D, as Shalewind said.  I don't know what rules you should use, but here are a few ideas.Damage for the creature might be 1d6/30' intended movement.  A lot less than falling, but linear with speed as falling.  Adjust to tast.  Then the question of what happens after the crash.  You could give the creature a fort save, DC of the spell, or be stunned for a round.  Optionally, this effect could only come into effect if the creature is moving faster than 50' in that round.  Or it could be a fort save, DC 1/10th intended move, since the spell DC doesn't make much sense.  The save could be will if you think of it as regaining your wits, or ref if you think of "regaining balance".  I would go with fort to match the "stunning attack" monk ability.  If the creature is high enough to not hit the ground in a round (is it 1600 feet for 6 seconds?), it can regain flight as if it had been diving.I do think there should be damage based on speed, and some sort of check after hitting the wall or you fall some amount.</blockquote>