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<blockquote data-quote="Wonka" data-source="post: 4477182" data-attributes="member: 62389">Yes so why is it any different that once you crit you decide to use your SA/WC/HQ? Especially if its on a crit really. Its just instead of a damage roll your damage is maxed, and since you would normally roll your SA/WC/HQ damage after that IF YOU CHOOSE TO, it would be maximised as well. If you choose NOT to include that damage, it doesnt matter if its maxed or not. The key is that, if you choose to use the ability, you would normally roll the damage. This falls VERY CLEARLY to me under the &quot;dice you would normally roll to determine damage&quot;. Im sorry, I just don't agree with your interpretations of the rules. The easiest answer is to ask customer service SPECIFICALLY if SA, HQ, and WC damage is maximized on a crit. My interpretation is that they are. The ONLY things you roll for are the extra damage that ONLY results form the crit itself. I think the rules are pretty clear about that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wonka, post: 4477182, member: 62389"] Yes so why is it any different that once you crit you decide to use your SA/WC/HQ? Especially if its on a crit really. Its just instead of a damage roll your damage is maxed, and since you would normally roll your SA/WC/HQ damage after that IF YOU CHOOSE TO, it would be maximised as well. If you choose NOT to include that damage, it doesnt matter if its maxed or not. The key is that, [I]if you choose to use the ability[/I], you would [i]normally[/i] roll the damage. This falls VERY CLEARLY to me under the "dice you would normally roll to determine damage". Im sorry, I just don't agree with your interpretations of the rules. The easiest answer is to ask customer service SPECIFICALLY if SA, HQ, and WC damage is maximized on a crit. My interpretation is that they are. The ONLY things you roll for are the extra damage that ONLY results form the crit itself. I think the rules are pretty clear about that. [/QUOTE]

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