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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 2736933" data-attributes="member: 19675">From an OOOOOlllld  1Ed/2Ed High-level campaign:I was running a Human Priestess of Tyr, a Dual-classed Ftr12/Cleric15 who had been the beneficiary of an inordinate number of Natural 20's over her career...which was a blast since she had a Vorpal Sword and a Mace of Disruption.  The party was in the campaign's equivalent to Ravenloft when they encountered a group of powerful undead...A lich, a Deathnknight, and several Skeletal Warriors among them.The PC jumped into action, the Priestess choosing the Lich as her target, using her Mace of Disruption, of course.  The very first combat roll was a natural 20.  The DM ruled that since the adventure took place in a plane dedicated to evil, there was only a 1% chance the disruption effect would work.He rolled: 1%.He then rolled for the Lich's saving throw (80% chance normally, with a +10% bonus because of the plane's evil nature).  It failed.Having just vanquished a lich with one blow on a plane devoted to evil, I asked the DM what the odds were that Tyr noticed such an awesome deed.He said 1%.  He rolled 1%.Feeling it, I seized the moment..."What are the odds Tyr will personally grant me some great boon because of this feat?"He said 1%.  He rolled 1%.He shouted "Damn!" and threw his hands in the air...Tyr appeared in a column of light, granted the Priestess +1 level of Fighter and a Bless spell, and then dissapeared.  It was just enough to get her to 2 attacks per round- just what she needed!</blockquote>

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