Post/Author/DateTime	Post
pierow37 06-27-06, 10:58 AM	I know that on a CRIT you are supposed to be able to do anything. Or almost anything. But when do you limit what you can do? Can you cut off an arm, or shoot a man's eyes to make him blind. Can you do something else, can you do anything special? OR does it just mean you hit a vital spot?
Leilond 06-27-06, 11:03 AM	D&D rules do not cover any "special damage" situation except for very rare situation If you want something like that you must house rule it but you're going to be in a very dangerous terrain. Because if a warrior can blind you with a sword slash, why a BIG 9 meter diameter fireball do not do the same thing? Logically the fireball would SURELY blind someone more than a sword! The game mechanics of D&D system do not support "located damage" and if you add it in the game you REALLY must think VERY WELL to each unbalancing that could go in and adjust a very lot of things
Senevri 06-27-06, 11:03 AM	Huh? a critical hit means that the base damage and all non-variables are multiplied by the indicator in the weapon. Or are you talking of something else?
Sikyanakotik 06-27-06, 11:26 AM	X6CrTi12? Dude, you can do a lot with stainless steel. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v402/Sikyanakotik/moogletongue.png