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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DnDChick" data-source="post: 25121" data-attributes="member: 54">Having thought things over, I cant help but agree with you.  I am at school right now and have no access to my FTP to upload the changes to the page, but here is my idea:The Fort Save DC will be based only on the original damage rolled, rather than the multiplied damage.Thus, a dagger stab for 4 points of damage on a crit would have a Fort save of 12 (10 + original damage rolled).In my previous example, the fighter doing 22 points of damage with his +2 sword would force a Fort save of 21 (10 +11) to resist the more lethal crit effects, whereas the dragon bite would have a Fort save of 34 (10 + 24).Great idea!And as a matter of fact, doing it this way solves two problems at once, as it also addressed the Rapier Problem brought up in a previous post!  Having the Fort save based only on the original damage rolled rather than the mulitplied damage makes the rapier no more lethal on a crit than any other weapon of its size.  Wingo!  Thanks for the input Drow Dude!</blockquote>