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Post by Ironnerd on Aug 29, 2021 19:47:49 GMT
Natural 20  A roll of 20 on 1d20 (without adjustments) is a “Natural 20”. When a player rolls a natural 20 in combat his character does double damage by rolling the damage die and adding in all appropriate adjustments and multiplying the result by two. We all do that, right? |
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Post by The Semi-Retired Gamer on Aug 21, 2022 16:57:23 GMT
Natural 20 A roll of 20 on 1d20 (without adjustments) is a “Natural 20”. When a player rolls a natural 20 in combat his character does double damage by rolling the damage die and adding in all appropriate adjustments and multiplying the result by two. We all do that, right? We always did something similar to this back in the 80s! |
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Post by Ironnerd on Aug 21, 2022 20:17:10 GMT
I felt it needed to be added.
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Post by The Semi-Retired Gamer on Aug 21, 2022 21:25:19 GMT
I felt it needed to be added. As Yoda said, "Trust your feelings.".  |
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Post by The Perilous Dreamer on Nov 13, 2022 19:58:32 GMT
In college back in the 70s, if we rolled a natural 20, we rolled again and on a second natural 20 whatever it was, was dead.
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Post by Ironnerd on Nov 20, 2022 21:25:04 GMT
In college back in the 70s, if we rolled a natural 20, we rolled again and on a second natural 20 whatever it was, was dead. That is very cool. I'm tempted to steal it  |
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Post by The Perilous Dreamer on Feb 5, 2023 4:32:22 GMT
In college back in the 70s, if we rolled a natural 20, we rolled again and on a second natural 20 whatever it was, was dead. That is very cool. I'm tempted to steal it It was fun. Once an NPC balrog met a 7th level Fighting Man in a doorway and they double 20'd each other the first melee round. I run combat as simultaneous and you have things like that happen now and then. |
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Post by Ironnerd on Feb 15, 2023 0:45:57 GMT
That is very cool. I'm tempted to steal it It was fun. Once an NPC balrog met a 7th level Fighting Man in a doorway and they double 20'd each other the first melee round. I run combat as simultaneous and you have things like that happen now and then. That's a pretty good way to derail a carefully planned adventure. Fortunately, none of my adventures are very well planned out. |
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