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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DogBackward" data-source="post: 3658680" data-attributes="member: 50642">And now, someone will contribute something that actually... well, actually contributes something.Edit: Sorry SteelDraco, that wasn't directed at you. And armor spikes would "stick out" from the armor enough that I'd say it's just as easy to sunder them as something else. Maybe with a -2 penalty if I'm feeling strict.I don't think this is addressed in RAW anywhere, but I'd say yes. The only place it really matters in most games is Adamantine, and that's not that big a deal. If you really wanna start rubbing yourself up against that wall to ignore the hardness, be my guest...Anyway, I'd rule that it is the same material, unless you specifically make it something different.I'd say yes, if only to keep things from getting out of hand.Yes, armor spikes are enchanted as weapons entirely seperately from the armor. Unless you pay that 2000g, even if your armor is Epic +25, your spikes are just Masterwork.Technically, you could add the enchantment, and I wouldn't have any problems with allowing your spikes to animate and attack. A swarm of armor spikes rushing toward the enemy is kinda cool, actually.Don't think you'd need it, but that sounds like an interesting idea anyway. Grab a couple of different sets of armor spikes of different materials. I'd say it takes ten minutes to change them, at least, but it could still b handy.</blockquote>