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Message: <blockquote data-quote="edemaitre" data-source="post: 4131125" data-attributes="member: 3372">Critical fumble house rulesIn my game, critical fumbles happen on a natural 1 on a 1d20 attack roll. To confirm, use one of the following two methods:-Another attack roll against the opponent's Armor Class, including all normal attack bonuses. [Game Master's note: I considered using just the Base Attack Bonus vs. the defender's flat-footed AC here.] If the attack misses again, see the table below for the result, where the difference between the second attack roll and the defender's Armor Class is the number of the result.-Simple result: As with the multiplier for critical hits, roll a second 1d20 after rolling a natural 1. If another natural 1 is rolled, roll 1d20 for the result on the table below.1.    Swing and a miss: Simple miss, no penalties.2.    Butterfingers: Drop random item from possessions.3.    Flat-footed for one round.4.    Barf: Sickened (hit in the 'nads), -2 attacks, damage, and saves for one round. (Fortitude save, Difficulty Class 15 to negate).5.    Here, use mine: Opponent can try to disarm.6.    Slam dancing: Bump into friend, make Balance check DC 12 or both lose next attacks.7.    Get out of my way: Spoil closest ally's next attack (Reflex save to avoid).8.    With friends like these… Distract nearest friendly spellcaster (concentration check to negate).9.    Ouch: Pull a muscle, -2 to attacks until treated.10.    What monsters, I don't see any monsters? Armor/gear slip, -2 to attacks and Armor Class until straightened out (Move action).11.    Capes, foiled again! Entangled: Need to spend a standard action to get out.12.    Wide open: Opponents get an Attack of Opportunity.13.    Slip slidin' away: Off-balance, miss next-round action (Reflex save to negate).14.    Oof: Knocked back one hex (five feet, provoke AO).15.    Disarmed: Drop weapon; will need to spend an action (and possibly provoke an AO) to retrieve.16.    On your ass: Prone; you can spend an action next round getting up (provoke an A) at +4 when doing so).17.    Weapon break: Weapon saves to avoid breaking (magical bonuses apply; see rules for Sunder and Breakage)18.    Boot to the head: Hit self (Fortitude save or be stunned for one round).19.    Friendly fire: Hit friend (save to negate damage).20.    You're your own worst enemy: Hit self (save for half damage).</blockquote>

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