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| - When a creature attacks another creature in NWN2, that attack is divided into three phases:
* The Attack Roll to determine if the attack hits its target.
* The Critical Hit confirmation roll, if the attack hits and the attack roll threatens a critical hit, to determine if the attack was a critical hit.
* The damage roll to determine how many hitpoints a creature loses from the attack. The basic damage roll consists of: Ability Modifier affecting damage + base weapon damage+ Enhancement bonus + Other damage modifiers In the case of a critical hit this formula becomes:
- A damage roll determines how much damage you deal with an attack. Damage rolls vary widely with the different powers and weapons that can be involved, but the basic formula is often the same.
* Roll the damage indicated in the power description. If you’re using a weapon for the attack, the damage is often some multiple of your weapon damage dice.
* Add the ability modifier specified in the power's damage roll description, if any. Usually, this is the same ability modifier you used to determine your base attack bonus for the attack (such as Strength), but not always.
* Add any other bonuses that apply to damage rolls or damage. See the entry on bonuses for more specific information.
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| - A damage roll determines how much damage you deal with an attack. Damage rolls vary widely with the different powers and weapons that can be involved, but the basic formula is often the same.
* Roll the damage indicated in the power description. If you’re using a weapon for the attack, the damage is often some multiple of your weapon damage dice.
* Add the ability modifier specified in the power's damage roll description, if any. Usually, this is the same ability modifier you used to determine your base attack bonus for the attack (such as Strength), but not always.
* Add any other bonuses that apply to damage rolls or damage. See the entry on bonuses for more specific information. Many damage rolls have the [W] symbol. This indicates you should roll the damage dice for the weapon you are wielding for this attack. The number preceding the weapon damage symbol specifies how many times to roll the weapon damage dice. Some weapons have multiple die rolls, such as a Falchon's 2d4. In this case, 3[W] means 3*2d4, so roll a d4 6 times. Your weapon's or implement's enhancement bonus may also affect damage rolls. A critical hit maximizes most variable elements of a damage roll, and may add additional die rolls or static damage. See the entry for critical hits for more specific information. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- When a creature attacks another creature in NWN2, that attack is divided into three phases:
* The Attack Roll to determine if the attack hits its target.
* The Critical Hit confirmation roll, if the attack hits and the attack roll threatens a critical hit, to determine if the attack was a critical hit.
* The damage roll to determine how many hitpoints a creature loses from the attack. The basic damage roll consists of: Ability Modifier affecting damage + base weapon damage+ Enhancement bonus + Other damage modifiers In the case of a critical hit this formula becomes: (Ability modifier affecting damage + base weapon damage + Enhancemnet bonus + damage modifiers that are multiplied on a critical hit) x Critical Hit Multiplier + damage modifiers that are not multiplied on a critical hit+ Massive Criticals/Overwhelming Critical damage. There are many types of damage in D&D, and an attack can inflict several types of damage. In general most of the damage inflicted will be of the same type as the weapon. For the most part the type of damage is not important, however Damage Immunity will reduce a fraction of damage of a specified type and Damage Resistance will reduce a fixed amount. Damage Reduction will reduce all physical damage by a fixed amound unless a certain criteria is met.
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