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<blockquote data-quote="Tsyr" data-source="post: 310716" data-attributes="member: 354">I wouldn't have had it incapacitate the dragon exactly, but I would probably have had it... oh, I dunno... loose initative or something that round, to represent it struggling with the stuff.I'm with the &quot;I like excited players&quot;.In a game I was in, we were fighting a human barbarian... he was really high level, we were all 2nd level. We had managed to get inside a little fort-like thing, but the guy&nbsp; was just waiting outside for us to come out.We had a sorc 1/fighter 1 with a longbow... He made a called shot to the eye (DM has rules for called shots). DM imposed a BIG penalty, because A) very very very small target B) Distance C) MovingTrue Strike is cast, player rolls... nat 20, with truestrike... Hit.DM: Um... he is enraged at loosing an eye.At that point, three different people took it upon themselves to explain that; no, an arrow does NOT just STOP when it hits an eye...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Tsyr, post: 310716, member: 354"] I wouldn't have had it incapacitate the dragon exactly, but I would probably have had it... oh, I dunno... loose initative or something that round, to represent it struggling with the stuff. I'm with the "I like excited players". In a game I was in, we were fighting a human barbarian... he was really high level, we were all 2nd level. We had managed to get inside a little fort-like thing, but the guy was just waiting outside for us to come out. We had a sorc 1/fighter 1 with a longbow... He made a called shot to the eye (DM has rules for called shots). DM imposed a BIG penalty, because A) very very very small target B) Distance C) Moving True Strike is cast, player rolls... nat 20, with truestrike... Hit. DM: Um... he is enraged at loosing an eye. At that point, three different people took it upon themselves to explain that; no, an arrow does NOT just STOP when it hits an eye... [/QUOTE]

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