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<blockquote data-quote="ZeshinX" data-source="post: 8027119" data-attributes="member: 6793656">As a regular thing?&nbsp; No.&nbsp; For moments of sheer and complete joyful surprise when everyone at the table had their jaw hit the floor from the actions of one or several of the PCs?&nbsp; Sure, though not with any specific bonus as defined in the PHB.&nbsp; It'll be some boon appropriate to the thing that caused the joyful surprise, in whatever fashion feels fitting and usually something that benefits all in the party.It's exceedingly rare, but has happened a handful of times in the 30 years I've been playing.We've also houseruled various other boons across the editions (minus 4e, we skipped it as it wasn't our cup of tea).&nbsp; One that stands out was saving throws...if a player rolled a natural 20 on their save, we had them roll again and if they rolled another natural 20 they would become immune/unaffected by the specific trigger that called for the saving throw for the rest of that character's &quot;life&quot; (wildly unbalanced, but fun, since it only ever happened once in those 30 years).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ZeshinX, post: 8027119, member: 6793656"] As a regular thing? No. For moments of sheer and complete joyful surprise when everyone at the table had their jaw hit the floor from the actions of one or several of the PCs? Sure, though not with any specific bonus as defined in the PHB. It'll be some boon appropriate to the thing that caused the joyful surprise, in whatever fashion feels fitting and usually something that benefits all in the party. It's exceedingly rare, but has happened a handful of times in the 30 years I've been playing. We've also houseruled various other boons across the editions (minus 4e, we skipped it as it wasn't our cup of tea). One that stands out was saving throws...if a player rolled a natural 20 on their save, we had them roll again and if they rolled another natural 20 they would become immune/unaffected by the specific trigger that called for the saving throw for the rest of that character's "life" (wildly unbalanced, but fun, since it only ever happened once in those 30 years). [/QUOTE]

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