Power Attack + Crtical Hit

[Centaur]

Is the damage bonus from the Power attack feat multiplied along with strenght etc. durring a critical hit.

Example
Fighter with 18 strength using a Greataxe (TH) would normaly do 1d12 + 6

If he uses the power attack and takes a -3 to hit be can add +3 (+6 in 3.5e) to damage for a total of 1d12+9 (1d12+12 in 3.5e).

If he scores a critical hit does his damage become 3d12+18+3 (3d12+18+6 in 3.5e)
or
Does it become 3d12+27 (3d12+36 in 3.5e).

In Short, is the damage from the power attack feat multiplied?

Is this cleared up anywhere?

 

[Crothian]

Is the damage bonus from the Power attack feat multiplied along with strenght etc. durring a critical hit.

Yes it is. All damage is multiplied except extra dice like sneak attack, flaming, etc.

 

[Darkness]

What Crothian said.

Is this cleared up anywhere?

PHB, p. 119, "Multiplying Damage" (on the upper left of the page).

 

[Crothian]

You and your rules quoting way. I say just answer the question and give no support what so ever!!

 

[Darkness]

If you give a man a fire, he'll be warm for a day.

But if you set a man on fire, he'll be warm for the rest of his life.

 

[kreynolds]

And if you come across a guy on the street coated in gasoline...