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<blockquote data-quote="DarkLord Of DForce" data-source="post: 5862627" data-attributes="member: 85416">I'd like to offer a dissenting view here...As with a Rending weapon (which I don't believe has been nerfed yet), how often does the multiple crit rolls event actually happen?Point is, an event that would probable be remembered by a player as one of the &quot;best things ever&quot; is reduced to just another average crit event.I've played 3 years in one 4e campaign and a few months in our second campaign, with as many as 9 players, all the way up into epic. I've yet to see a player just keep on rolling crits over and over...I'm just saying, why take away the potential for a player to have one truly shining moment vs a slim chance of it happening very often?Most I ever seen was a Half-Elf Avenger, dual wielding Rending War Axes, Twin Strike for the At-will, with Two-Weapon Opening, and another member of the party popped Anthem of Progress. Even then, the Avenger had one huge round, and one smaller one. Of course, that only worked for one encounter per day.So my question is, from everyone's personal experience, is it really necessary to house rule it, because our group just not seen people roll crit after crit in the last 3-4 years of play...Thanks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DarkLord Of DForce, post: 5862627, member: 85416"] I'd like to offer a dissenting view here... As with a Rending weapon (which I don't believe has been nerfed yet), how often does the multiple crit rolls event actually happen? Point is, an event that would probable be remembered by a player as one of the "best things ever" is reduced to just another average crit event. I've played 3 years in one 4e campaign and a few months in our second campaign, with as many as 9 players, all the way up into epic. I've yet to see a player just keep on rolling crits over and over... I'm just saying, why take away the potential for a player to have one truly shining moment vs a slim chance of it happening very often? Most I ever seen was a Half-Elf Avenger, dual wielding Rending War Axes, Twin Strike for the At-will, with Two-Weapon Opening, and another member of the party popped Anthem of Progress. Even then, the Avenger had one huge round, and one smaller one. Of course, that only worked for one encounter per day. So my question is, from everyone's personal experience, is it really necessary to house rule it, because our group just not seen people roll crit after crit in the last 3-4 years of play... Thanks. [/QUOTE]

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