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Shields in the Remaster

Do we know if there's an intermediate material between steel and adamantine in the Remaster? Or if adamantine got some sort of change? Or are lesser, greater, and major shields just getting a small nerf?

Right now I'm looking at the old sturdy shields and comparing to reinforcing runes, and I am vaguely concerned (reinforcing rune data sourced from Rules Lawyer here )

Minor sturdy shield had hardness 8 and 64 hp for a cost of 80 gp. A minor reinforcing rune + steel shield has hardness 8 and 64 hp for 77 gp

Lesser sturdy shield had hardness 10 and 80 hp for 360 gp. Lesser reinforcing rune + steel shield has hardness 8 and 62 hp for 302 gp. Hardness and hp are both lower.

Moderate sturdy shield was hardness 13 and 104 hp for 1,000 gp. Moderate reinforcing rune + standard grade adamantine shield is hardness 13 and 104 hp for 1,340 gp.

Greater sturdy shield was hardness 15 and 120 hp for 3,000 gp. Greater reinforcing rune + standard grade adamantine is hardness 13 and 120 hp for 2,940 gp. Given that greater reinforcing rune maxes out at hardness 15 there has to be some sort of weird intermediate I'm not thinking of.

Major sturdy shield was hardness 17 and hp 136 for 10,000 gp. Standard grade adamantine major reinforcing shield gets hardness 15 and 124 hp for 8,440 gp.

High grade adamantine supreme reinforcing rune shield gets up to hardness 20 and 160 hp, exactly the same as supreme sturdy shield used to, both cost 40,000 gp.

Sounds like in some parts, the scale is out of whack, because it makes no sense for something to be higher level and cost more, but have an identical or even reduced benefit (i.e. lower HP) compared to one of a previous level. I'm going to call typo on those; otherwise, if something at the same level at Premaster is of a different scale of what is given to us from the Remaster, then I'll chalk that up to an intentionally different scaling, which isn't necessarily bad, since it could be a fine-tuning sort of thing.

Otherwise, tying the Sturdy Shield mechanics to runes is a complete downgrade by comparison, because 1. You are competing with other potential runes that might be potent enough to warrant purchasing/acquiring, and since there is no Potency runes for Shields, you're restricted to one rune type, period, and 2. You aren't able to apply these runes to Specific Shields, meaning unless a lot of the new Specific Shields come equipped with (a) Reinforcing Rune(s), this means you can't take Specific Shields and turn them into something that you can reliably block with; granted, this isn't anything new on that front, but the factor that it's being strictly tied to a rune (even if we don't consider the scale is reduced at all) makes it all the worse for shield users everywhere.

I also don't like how they're basically forcing players who want to utilize shields to block attacks to do some mumbo-jumbo combination effort to reach previously-acquired levels of defense; now, I have to look at special materials and correspond that with the rune type I want, and determine its base hardness from a table.

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[Remaster] Reinforcing runes not able to be applied to shields #11482

[Remaster] Reinforcing runes not able to be applied to shields #11482

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