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As to my examples, you are missing the fact that the players chose what happens and the consequences. Including the damaged shield, that was chosen by the player whose shield got hit. Not me the GM or the other player. The other player only decreed that he hit the inside of the paladins...

All this talk of probability of critical fumbles is off topic. Yes, a great swordsman who fails 5% of the time wouldn't be a great swordsman. But you need to look at it a different way. In combat many things are going on (rarely a one on one affair), it isn't just that the swordsman screwed...

I have been wanting to make a "Shadow Thief" based on Kensi from Lost Girl. Starting out as a Rogue 1 - thief as she starts the show, then Warlock for 2 levels for Mask of Many Faces and Devil's Sight based on her Gypsy blood not a conscious pact, then she starts training to be a Shadow Monk...