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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LurkAway" data-source="post: 5731948" data-attributes="member: 6685059">Trying a generic edition-neutral example:A passage is blocked by 10' of ice (non-magical; it's winter, dungeon air is below freezing, so ice doesn't melt). The official solution is to cause x points of damage. In-bounds-thinking: hack with weapons/powers for x minutes until ice is all broken and cleared away. Out-of-bounds-thinking: maybe blunt weapons and axes will break the ice faster than swords and arrows (even if the rules don't differentiate between weapon type vs ice) or blasts of magical fire to clear the ice most quickly (even if the spell targets creatures and not objects* and/or doesn't do double damage to ice and/or you don't even reference the rules 'icewall, meet fireball') or there is NO obvious reason why we must blast through this icewall right now, it's boring hard labor (from a character POV) and we can check it out later.Is that a good example, perhaps?* Edit: Before the official errata</blockquote>