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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Lord Mhoram" data-source="post: 4189630" data-attributes="member: 4789">Rolemaster.We had been playing for a while, and was up against the BBEG of the first big adventure/story arc. The GM had set things up well, and it was going to be a tough battle.Now Rolemaster (for those that don't know it) uses crit tables.  A lucky roll can kill someone in one shot. It also is open ended, that a really good dice roll can be added to by another (and how well you hit really influences how much damage you do).So my monk has highest initiative, and I open end on my first attack. twice. With that roll I get a really good crit table. I roll perfectly on my crit. Dead BBEG. Part of the problem of Rolemaster - those kind of things can happen.All the players cheered. The DM looked rather annoyed.The next session he declared he was going to roll all of the players combat rolls himself, behind the screen.I handed him my sheet and said "Well you might as well have the character as you are going to play him" or something like that and left.</blockquote>