Missing HP and hardness

[Beholder Bob]

I've been looking for but not found the hardness & HP for:

Tin, lead, gold, silver, copper, bronze, brass, & different woods. Also, anyone have a break down of armor and weapon hardness & HP instead of the generic list in the DMG (med haft wood,....)?

I'm guestimating these values currently

Substance...Hard....HP
Brass............8.....15/1”
Bronze..........9..... 20/1”

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[GuardianLurker]

Gold : Hardness 2, HP 10
Lead: Hardness 3, HP 8
Silver: Hardness 4, HP 10
Tin: Hardness 6, HP 15
Hardwood (oak, etc.): as listed
Softwood (pine, etc.): Hardness 3, HP 10.

 

[Planesdragon]

I have assigned HP and harness values for armor and weapons IMC. The weapon values are more core, as I took liberties with the armor & hardness to fit my change to the combat system. (Armor takes damage on "touch" attacks, but everyone gets a class bonus to defense.)

 

[Beholder Bob]

GuardianLurker: Cool! Did you assign these values or are they from a sourcebook? If from a sourcebook, which one? Also, what about different types of stone? (Damn I'm greedy! )

Planesdragon: I'd love to see what you have for weapons!

BB

 

[GuardianLurker]

GuardianLurker: Cool! Did you assign these values or are they from a sourcebook? If from a sourcebook, which one? Also, what about different types of stone? (Damn I'm greedy! )
BB

They're Educated WAGs. A human does 1d3 damage with his bare hands. Pure gold is easily malleable with your bare hands, while lead takes some effort, but is doable. Tin is known as a weak metal, but isn't malleable. Silver is also weak, but is malleable. Hit points are primarily based on density.

For stone:
Granite and other metamorphic rocks: as listed
Hard sedimentary rocks (i.e. not sandstone, shale, etc).: Hardness 6, HP 15
Soft sedimentary rocks (i.e. sandstone, shale, etc): Hardness 6, HP 10
Very soft sedimentary rocks: Hardness 3, HP 8
Durable igneous rocks (basalt, etc): as listed
Fragile igneous rocks (obsidian, etc): Hardness 4, HP 8

Again, educated WAGs.