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Is there a confirmed ratio between the durability of an animal’s shell vs the durability of their internal organs to tank impacts? Say, for something like the ironclad beetle or a turtle?
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Organ durability vs shell durability
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Oh.
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It varies for most species
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Which species takes the lowest internal impact compared to the shell.
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There really isn't any kind of measurement for that.
(How would someone even measure the level of internal damage an animal can take? Make it swallow a small mechanical punching device?)
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I guess I asked because, there’s a feat where a character destroys the internal elements of an organism. But that organism is said to have a hard shell for protection. So I wanted to see how much downscaling was needed.
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