Unlike Earthbending, Lava Bending, Sand Bending and Seismic Sense, Metal Bending can be used anywhere, making it quite useful when the user is not on solid earth. The armor stays on for about 1 minute. Cooldown is technically approximately 1 minute and 30 seconds, but is actually 30 seconds if armor is used fully. Costs 25 stamina and gives the user 85 exp points when used. Known sources of metal are: Shields, Fire Nation Ship, the yellow metal on the tower in the City of Chin and the red metal on the temple on Crescent Island. At max strength, Metal Armor grants an increase of 375 health. If the user is close to a source of metal, by aiming the mouse cursor on the metal, the user will create an armor of metal around him/her that increases his/her health depending on the user's strength. Costs 20 stamina and gives the user 75 exp points when used. This move is Ability Tracking compatible. The two plates can both either trip a person over or blind a person temporarily. The user shoots out two metal plates at the same time towards the direction of the mouse cursor that deals twice the damage of Plate Shots. Avatar D20 and Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 The Avatar D20 system seems to have a lot in common with the D&D 3.5 game. This system was created to be an Avatar: The Last Airbender Role Playing Game. Costs 20 stamina and gives the user 65 exp points when used. Avatar D20 is a community-built system designed and tested by the Giant in the Playground RPG Homebrew Forum Community by many contributors. The two plates can both either trip a person over if aimed at the legs, or blind a person temporarily if aimed at the eyes. The user shoots two metal plates simultaneously towards the direction of the mouse cursor.

Avatar the last airbender armor