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<blockquote data-quote="Cirex" data-source="post: 4144016" data-attributes="member: 63721">I was wondering about this last night. Let's imagine that, for some reason, the halfling wants to avoid damage at any cost so he/she uses the racial to force the rerolling of the dice, and the second result is a critical strike. So, from a hit that the halfing wanted to avoid at all cost, to a critical strike.We don't have the final version of the ability yet, but I think that it would make sense that the enemy should be forced to pick the lower of the two rolls.The power description says :&quot;When an attack hits you, force the enemy to roll the attack again. The enemy uses the second roll, even if it's lower.&quot;In bold, the same text to describe similar powers, but by the player (the chance to roll again a dice, like the rogue-like class in Star Wars and the power given by gods of luck at D&amp;D).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cirex, post: 4144016, member: 63721"] I was wondering about this last night. Let's imagine that, for some reason, the halfling wants to avoid damage at any cost so he/she uses the racial to force the rerolling of the dice, and the second result is a critical strike. So, from a hit that the halfing wanted to avoid at all cost, to a critical strike. We don't have the final version of the ability yet, but I think that it would make sense that the enemy should be forced to pick the lower of the two rolls. The power description says : "[i]When an attack hits you, force the enemy to roll the attack again. The enemy [b]uses the second roll, even if it's lower.[/b][/i]" In bold, the same text to describe similar powers, but by the player (the chance to roll again a dice, like the rogue-like class in Star Wars and the power given by gods of luck at D&D). [/QUOTE]

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