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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lamoni" data-source="post: 1413536" data-attributes="member: 12680">And since this is a D&D rules forum, that is all that matters.As far as adamantine being able to overcome hardness.  It works for most things just fine without needing the DM to step in and clarify anything.  I don't know of any group that would use its abilities to just circumvent a door and go through a wall instead... unless absolutely necessary.  But in that case I would expect the DM to make plowing through an 18" stone wall a little more difficult than what is listed.  I would expect it to take several hours to do that (assuming it wasn't mostly quartz).  If it was iron, I would expect it to take days.  If it was gypsum, it would take just 20 minutes, but I would be afraid of making the whole area collapse in on us.  No need to change the rules, as someone already said, it states already that the DM should rule about the effectiveness of different tasks regarding damaging objects.</blockquote>