kreynolds First Post May 10, 2003 #21 LokiDR said: Glad to see it resolved, but your DM seems to have missed something: Fireball (35 damage average) vs 1 foot thick stone wall: (35/2)-8 = 1 damage on average. Result: the crypt is fine. Click to expand... Oh, well, I'm sure the repeated blasts from the fireballs would "wear down" the hardness of the crypt.
LokiDR said: Glad to see it resolved, but your DM seems to have missed something: Fireball (35 damage average) vs 1 foot thick stone wall: (35/2)-8 = 1 damage on average. Result: the crypt is fine. Click to expand... Oh, well, I'm sure the repeated blasts from the fireballs would "wear down" the hardness of the crypt.
L LokiDR First Post May 10, 2003 #22 kreynolds said: Oh, well, I'm sure the repeated blasts from the fireballs would "wear down" the hardness of the crypt. Click to expand... Must make spell called "Hardness Grinder" - Loki "I wish I could be like Hong" DR
kreynolds said: Oh, well, I'm sure the repeated blasts from the fireballs would "wear down" the hardness of the crypt. Click to expand... Must make spell called "Hardness Grinder" - Loki "I wish I could be like Hong" DR
S Saeviomagy Adventurer May 12, 2003 #23 LokiDR said: Fireball (35 damage average) vs 1 foot thick stone wall: (35/2)-8 = 1 damage on average. Result: the crypt is fine. Click to expand... 35/2=17.5 35/2-8=9.5
LokiDR said: Fireball (35 damage average) vs 1 foot thick stone wall: (35/2)-8 = 1 damage on average. Result: the crypt is fine. Click to expand... 35/2=17.5 35/2-8=9.5
L LokiDR First Post May 12, 2003 #24 Saeviomagy said: 35/2=17.5 35/2-8=9.5 Click to expand... Quite right, I must have been thinking of cold damage. So it would take more than 9 fireballs at that damage to break the 90 hp of the wall. The battle should be over before then.
Saeviomagy said: 35/2=17.5 35/2-8=9.5 Click to expand... Quite right, I must have been thinking of cold damage. So it would take more than 9 fireballs at that damage to break the 90 hp of the wall. The battle should be over before then.
