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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DND_Reborn" data-source="post: 8122466" data-attributes="member: 6987520">So, (and maybe you said this already) do you use critical hits? It is the same logic. It doesn't matter on a d20 roll if you make the target number (AC or DC) by exactly the number or by 5 or by the maximum.Sorry, I am and when other people throw out numbers that aren't accurate I question their methods. My apologies.Without the confirmation roll, I agree, it would be way too high. Without it, a fighter with 3 attacks would fumble nearly 15% of the time while a single attack only 5%. But, with the confirmation roll, it works out well.As you said before, however, it raises the question of whether the additional rules/rollings make the game more fun or not? Since the base chance is only 1 in 20, it doesn't come up often, but when it does it adds extra tension I've always enjoyed and have always used in one form or another.Not if confirmation rolls are used, but again then it becomes a question of whether the rules add to the fun or not. For many posters, obviously not. For me, yes.</blockquote>