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Message: <blockquote data-quote="F4NBOY" data-source="post: 3724917" data-attributes="member: 54553">Now I got it.But that's not true, in D&D weapons do have different crit ranges, but a 19 is not a crit unless I can hit you with a 19, so our ACs also matter. In D&D you also need to confirm the crit, so AC matters once again. Using the example you gave, if my AC is higher than yours, we're not gonna crit each other the same % of the time. My chances of confirming my crits will be higher than yours.Of course, if we have the same attack bonus, same weapon, same AC, same feats, we're gonna crit each other the same % of the time in D&DBut in SAGA, no matter the weapon, attack bonus, and AC, we WILL critical hit eachs other 5% of the time. It's pure luck.In D&D, if I know you are a powerful opponent, I can fight defensively, so the chances you have of getting a crit, and confirming a crit will be lower. In SAGA nothing else matter, only the dice.OBS: To be 100% correct, there is a jedi knight talent in SAGA that increases the crit range of the lightsaber. Can't remember anything else like that. But anyway, it's still pure luck.</blockquote>