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<blockquote data-quote="GMMichael" data-source="post: 9461392" data-attributes="member: 6685730">By &quot;limit crit chances&quot; are you talking about making a roll to see if the prior 20 result was actually a crit?&nbsp; That is pretty harsh, given that the crit chances were already 5% (sometimes greater).&nbsp; One thing I like about the quality contests presented above is that your odds of confirming increase as your initial success rate increases.&nbsp; Or: an easy hit means an easier crit.Similar to 3e confirmation, but odds of a crit can get much higher than 5%.&nbsp; There's more payoff for having high skill.But when should it happen?&nbsp; Is there a potential window that opens?&nbsp; Like: opponent is Bloodied, attacker is Raging, attacker uses Hero Point, defender is last opponent standing, once per battle, etc.I'd think that some critical/quality flexibility would be welcome in a lower crunch game, for providing something extra to play with if the crit ranges, multipliers, and special damages aren't there.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GMMichael, post: 9461392, member: 6685730"] By "limit crit chances" are you talking about making a roll to see if the prior 20 result was actually a crit? That is pretty harsh, given that the crit chances were already 5% (sometimes greater). One thing I like about the quality contests presented above is that your odds of confirming increase as your initial success rate increases. Or: an easy hit means an easier crit. Similar to 3e confirmation, but odds of a crit can get much higher than 5%. There's more payoff for having high skill. But when should it happen? Is there a potential window that opens? Like: opponent is Bloodied, attacker is Raging, attacker uses Hero Point, defender is last opponent standing, once per battle, etc. I'd think that some critical/quality flexibility would be welcome in a lower crunch game, for providing something extra to play with if the crit ranges, multipliers, and special damages aren't there. [/QUOTE]

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