Hurling Through Objects

When you move a creature into a mundane object, the object can break depending on how many squares of forced movement remain. The cost of being slammed into an object is tied to the damage a target takes for being hurled through it:

• It costs 1 remaining square of forced movement to destroy 1 square of glass. The creature moved takes 3 damage.
• It costs 3 remaining squares of forced movement to destroy 1 square of wood. The creature moved takes 5 damage.
• It costs 6 remaining squares of forced movement to destroy 1 square of stone. The creature moved takes 8 damage.
• It costs 9 remaining squares of forced movement to destroy 1 square of metal. The creature moved takes 11 damage.

If any forced movement remains after the object is destroyed, you can continue to move the creature who destroyed the object.