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Message: <blockquote data-quote="CovertOps" data-source="post: 4920743" data-attributes="member: 65152">No matter what I prefer to see the specific exception.  How about:If you use Oath of Enmity and roll doubles, you hit - even if your roll does not beat the defense of the target, unless you get double ones.This text overrides the denial text you are looking to ignore.  I am curious though, if given free choice, what you would want the power to do?For fun what about this:If you use Oath of Enmity and roll doubles, you hit - even if your roll does not beat the defense of the target, unless you get double ones.  If you use Oath of Enmity and roll doubles, and your roll does beat the defense of the target, you score a critical hit, unless you get double ones.This gives you an increased crit range where you would normally hit and an automatic hit if you would normally miss.EDIT: Left a loophole where you didn't need doubles to get the critical.</blockquote>