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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Binho" data-source="post: 5838876" data-attributes="member: 6674967">Although a kick to the shin are painful, it is not so vital spot. But, of course, you can still gain some advantage kicking the shin rather than hitting the stomach, the movement would be compromised. That's the reality.At the game play, hitting with a dagger on the face and hitting the finger of the right feet with the same dagger is the same: it will cause 1d4 points of damage + bonuses (and still can kill the victim). If the fluff stuff makes it cool, why not allow it? The game would be still not realist plus more fun.I wanted to take the chance and ask about the vital spots and the type of damage of the SA. I don't know if I should create another threat or not, but if so, just say and I will make it.The question is based in handbooks scattered by internet that say that a rogue with the spell Flame Blade or other light saber spell like can use SA on creatures immune to critical, just because the spell deals energy damage. In other words: an undead can't take SA because it doesn't have vital spots, unless it comes from an energy attack. Is it right?</blockquote>