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In the page 468 of the Core Rulebook the text about Damaging Magic weapons say: An attacker cannot damage a magic weapon that has an enhancement bonus unless his weapon has at least as high an enhancement bonus as the weapon struck. then how i can with a monster natural attack sunder a magic weapon without using magics like magic fang or other things that give the natural weapon some enhancement bonus? In the page 299 of the Bestiary say that a monster treats his natural weapon as the same of his DR (ex: monster with DR/magic = natural attacks magic to overcomes DR) can be applied to resolve my problem, to sunder magic weapon with high enhancement bonus i use the reverse of the table on page 562 of the Core Rulebook or thare is rule about CR or HD to a monster can sunder a magic weapon?
Thanks for the help and sorry english mistake.
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That makes sense to me.
DR/magic = +1
DR/silver or cold iron = +3
DR/adamantine = +4
DR/alignment = +5
I don't know of a rule that changes this by CR or HD.
This is a question that paizo team should look for.
there are big CR monsters that have sunder and use it with natural attacks. (like earth elemental).
there is a obviously missing rule here... please, fix it.
there are big CR monsters that have sunder and use it with natural attacks. (like earth elemental).
They can still sunder armor, magic items, and other held items.
Page 468-In the Weapons Section, delete the Damaging Magic Weapons paragraph. Add the following paragraph in its place:
Hardness and Hit Points: Each +1 of a magic weapon's enhancement bonus adds +2 to its hardness and +10 to its hit points. See also Table 7–12 on page 175.
I suggest monsters should be able to damage any weapon with enhancement bonus no higher than 1/3 of his CR or HD.
Destroying armors cool, other magic itens too. thanks for remembering me of that.