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<blockquote data-quote="Mouseferatu" data-source="post: 974099" data-attributes="member: 1288">Okay, it's 2:30, this idea has just popped to mind, and I haven't sat down to analyze it yet.&nbsp; So I can't promise it's even remotely balanced...What say that if you have either keen or Imp Crit, it improves the threat range.&nbsp; If you have both, one improves the threat range, the other counts as a bonus to confirm the crit.For instance, keen or Imp Crit would increase a rapier's critical threat range by three.&nbsp; So if you have both, you might say that the range is increased to 15-20, and you gain a +3 bonus to the confirmation roll.&nbsp; For a greataxe, it increases the range to 19-20, and you get a +1 bonus to the confirmation roll.&nbsp; And so on.Thus, it once again becomes useful to have both, and they both technically increase the odds of successfully criting, but they don't increase the threat range to obscene levels.Thoughts?&nbsp; Comments?&nbsp; Critiques?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mouseferatu, post: 974099, member: 1288"] Okay, it's 2:30, this idea has just popped to mind, and I haven't sat down to analyze it yet. So I can't promise it's even remotely balanced... What say that if you have either keen or Imp Crit, it improves the threat range. If you have [i]both[/i], one improves the threat range, the other counts as a bonus to [i]confirm[/i] the crit. For instance, keen or Imp Crit would increase a rapier's critical threat range by three. So if you have [i]both[/i], you might say that the range is increased to 15-20, and you gain a +3 bonus to the confirmation roll. For a greataxe, it increases the range to 19-20, and you get a +1 bonus to the confirmation roll. And so on. Thus, it once again becomes useful to have both, and they both technically increase the odds of successfully criting, but they don't increase the threat range to obscene levels. Thoughts? Comments? Critiques? [/QUOTE]

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