>Yes. It is two-fold: combat and mass-production. In combat, a one-point
>Form/Set Bronze can mold an enemy's helm into an unremovable
>sphere-with-a-hole-for-the-neck which blocks the enemy's sight completely.
>Way too nasty for one point and no resistance.
May be it is not the official rule, but I always auhtorized a resistance roll when a spell is cast on something within the magical aura of the target, even if not directly to the target itself. So, a resistance roll is possible to resist a form/set substance targeted at a helm. I consider this magical aura being a few inches around each POW entity, and generally covering its clothes, weapons and equipment, which cannot be affected by spells without a resistance roll (except when the spell description expressly says that no resistance roll is possible).
Cheers.
Alain.
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