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<blockquote data-quote="DracoSuave" data-source="post: 4906149" data-attributes="member: 71571">And Precision tosses in the extra logical step that makes it D and not E and F.&nbsp; You keep ignoring the fact that Precision exists.You actually have yet to point out -exactly- how this gets around precision.&nbsp; Precision describes Holy Ardor.&nbsp; Holy Ardor is an ability that allows critical hits on other than a 20.&nbsp; Precision CALLS THAT GUY OUT.&nbsp; So how does Holy Ardor dodge it?&nbsp; You keep saying it does.&nbsp; But you do not actually say -how-.&nbsp; And the text you note, is the text that describes the ability as one that Precision affects.We know it is not necessarily a hit.&nbsp; It's not oxymoronic, it's hardcoded into the ruleset.&nbsp; This is how the game's been since the beginning.&nbsp; How does Holy Ardor change this?And -please- do not say 'the word 'can' is absent.'&nbsp; It's already been proven in multiple ways and fashions that the word 'can' is not necessary for rules to work.&nbsp; We -know- this cannot be the case, because the rules -work- without it for -every other ability and case in the game-.&nbsp; Critcal hits ain't special in that regard.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DracoSuave, post: 4906149, member: 71571"] And Precision tosses in the extra logical step that makes it D and not E and F. You keep ignoring the fact that Precision exists. You actually have yet to point out -exactly- how this gets around precision. Precision describes Holy Ardor. Holy Ardor is an ability that allows critical hits on other than a 20. Precision CALLS THAT GUY OUT. So how does Holy Ardor dodge it? You keep saying it does. But you do not actually say -how-. And the text you note, is the text that describes the ability as one that Precision affects. We know it is not necessarily a hit. It's not oxymoronic, it's hardcoded into the ruleset. This is how the game's been since the beginning. How does Holy Ardor change this? And -please- do not say 'the word 'can' is absent.' It's already been [b]proven[/b] in multiple ways and fashions that the word 'can' is not necessary for rules to work. We -know- this cannot be the case, because the rules -work- without it for -every other ability and case in the game-. Critcal hits ain't special in that regard. [/QUOTE]

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