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[Rhenaya]

well ok its 5 in the morning and i just cant sleep still i am tired... i excuse myself for any inconvience i caused :p

[Max White]

I have tested a lead war hammer and a adam sword against the BC, sword kicked ass until the dwarf got so tired of swinging he passed out (tones of mangled limbs on the flood) and the lead war hammer got hes ass handed to him.

[NinjaE8825]

Well the other issue is that without objects taking damage over time a lot of the soft but heavy materials arn't that bad.

A Gold sword that won't break or lose its edge isn't a bad weapon (if you can weild it that is)

This is somewhat balanced out by the fact that you simply can't make golden weapons anymore (outside of the arena), not without a strange mood. And when you're dealing with artifacts, well, some of the rules of human common sense fly right out the window.

[Ampersand]

Bronze Colossi are not invincible. I gave a grandmaster sword dwarf all adamatine armor and an adamantine sword, and he managed to chop off both hands and feet, and make the rest of the body red, despite the light weight of the material.

[IronValley]

Bronze Colossi are not invincible. I gave a grandmaster sword dwarf all adamatine armor and an adamantine sword, and he managed to chop off both hands and feet, and make the rest of the body red, despite the light weight of the material.

That's all fine, but is it dead?

The problem is that yes, you can smash it to pulps, destroy all body parts and cut off the smallest limbs. But to actually kill it, you need to either separate the head from the upper body, or the upper body from the lower body.

[Salabasama]

Yeah.  I made a grandmaster axeman BC, gave him a slade axe, and proceeded to chop a second BC for nearly half an hour.  Once he gets completely mangled with no hands or feet, he takes no more damage because he doesn't have any parts that can be hurt anymore beyond the 1-hit kills that the axe is apparently too small to get.  He also keeps advancing.  I'm suprised the BC cares enough to keep trying to kill me.

You know, the situation I just described might be helped if the axe used by my BC was not the same size as the axe used by a dwarf soldier.  Just a thought, wouldn't really help in the game.

[Leotto]

Okay.
I hate to be such a hypocrite after my last comment, but I'd like to get back on track.

The deal is usually you'd get Lead a lot sooner than Adamantine or Slade.

Compared to Iron or Steal though, which is abundant and often the first choice for training crafting and using as armor.
Does the new 'weight adding to damage mechanic' make Lead Blunt Weapons a better option than Steel Weapons?