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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Drawmack" data-source="post: 890187" data-attributes="member: 4981">here is what we use, it makes fumbling rare, but damn near deadly. I hope you all don't mind the pseudo code.:StartMake Attack RollIf Unmodified Attack Roll >= Min Crit Range Goto CritCheckElse If Unmodified Attack Roll = 1 Goto FumbCheckElse If Modified Attack Roll > Target's AC Goto RptDmgElse If Modified Attack Roll < Target's AC Goto RptMiss:CritCheckMake a new attack roll at the same modifiers. If new attack roll = 20 Goto CDGElse If new attack roll > target's AC Goto RptCritElse Goto RptDmg:FumbCheckMake a new attack roll at the same modifiersIf new attack roll = 1 Goto RptFumbleElse If New attack roll < target's AC Goto RptCritMissElse Goto RptMiss:RptDmgThe character has done standard damage. Describe the action and have them roll standard damage:RptMissThe character has missed their target describe the action.:RptCritThe character has hit their target with unbelievable acuracy. Describe the action and have them roll critical damage.:RptCritMissThe character has grown two left feet.  They fall, or stumble. Effects are bad but have no game effect aside from stopping any additional, full-attack action, attacks this round.:RptCDGWith skill, luck and the smile of a god this character has performed a Coupe De Gras against a non-helpless foe. Describe the action and use the standard CDG rules.:RptFumbleThis is bad, really bad. A non-magical weapon has broken. The blade snapped, the bow string broke. Be creative but make the weapon dead.  Magical weapons have become useless for the remainer of this battle. It's lodged in stone.  The string came off of the bow, but did not break just came off. Be creative but the weapon cannot be used without taking 10 (That's 10 rounds of inaction) to fix it.They seem a little complex but in play the run very quickly.</blockquote>

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