legacy:rules:actions:smash_something
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| Make an attack roll against the Smash TN of the object. | Make an attack roll against the Smash TN of the object. | ||
| - | ^Substance | + | ^Substance |
| - | |Cloth, paper, rope | | + | |Cloth, paper, rope |
| - | |Crystal, glass, ice | | + | |Crystal, glass, ice | |
| - | |Wood, bone | | + | |Gold |
| - | |Stone, Quartz | + | |Wood, bone |
| - | |Corundum (most gemstones) | + | |Copper |
| - | |Iron, steel | + | |Bronze |
| - | |Diamond | + | |Silver |
| - | |Unobtanium† | + | |Iron |
| + | |Stone, Quartz | ||
| + | |Corundum (most gemstones) | ||
| + | |Steel | ||
| + | |Diamond | ||
| + | |Unobtanium† | ||
| †Any fantasy material that is harder than diamond. | †Any fantasy material that is harder than diamond. | ||
| - | A Smash attempt suffers slight if it is made against an item being held by a foe. If the Smash attempt is being made with both hands (such as with a two-handed weapon, or the character has both hands free when rolling Athletics), the check has favour. | + | A Smash attempt suffers slight if it is made against an item being held by a foe. You cannot attempt to Smash the armour that a creature is wearing. If the Smash attempt is being made with both hands (such as with a two-handed weapon, or the character has both hands free when rolling Athletics), the check has favour. |
| * **Success**: | * **Success**: | ||
| * **Failure**: | * **Failure**: | ||
| Note that a Destroyed object is still physically present; | Note that a Destroyed object is still physically present; | ||
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| + | ===== Object Size ===== | ||
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| + | The size of an object does not affect its Smash TN. Larger objects might require more force to damage, but they also are easier to hit. Similarly, a smaller object might be easier to destroy, but they are harder to hit. | ||
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