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!DOCTYPE html>html langen>head>    meta charsetUTF-8>    title>But I Rolled A Nat Twenty!/title>/head>body>h1>But I Rolled A Nat Twenty!/h1>p>strong>So?/strong>/p>p>    There is a common misconception among players of D&D 5e that a nat 20 is a license to do    anything - that a nat20 on an Athletics check lets you jump to the moon, a nat20 on Persuasion    can convince a king to abdicate, a nat20 on Medicine can heal the patient to full health. These    are sometimes called Critical Successes (mirroring Critical Hits/Misses in combat), or    Skill Crits./p>p>    Not only is this rule not Rules-As-Written (which is fine - every group has their own set of    house rules that they adopt!), but its actually a counter-productive rule that can harm    gameplay. This page lays out the reasons why its harmful, and then refutes some of the    arguments in favour of it./p>h2>Why Skill Crits are harmful to play/h2>TK - power-scaling, suspension of disbeliefTK - undermines skill-based classes (outline the three pillars)h2>Common arguments in favour of Skill Crits/h2>h3>Its in the rules!/h3>p>    No its not. This is the i>least/i> important justification (since you can house-rule whatever    you want - see But I want to, and so does my group!, below), but just to be clear - its not./p>p>    You or your group might be confusing this with Critical Hits/Misses, where a roll of 20 on an    attack roll always hits (and does extra damage), and a roll of 1 always misses (Even this rule    is often misunderstood - the rule that something else bad happens on a Critical Miss, like    dropping a weapon or falling prone, is also not Rules-As-Written)./p>h4>But if Crit Hits/Misses are ok, why arent Skill Crits?/h4>p>    TK - Watsonian, combat is a contest. A Crit Miss can be your opponent getting a lucky deflection    even though you hopelessly outclass them. Doylist - combats not a gate, if you miss an    attack you can try again (or circumvent it)/p>h3>If a 20 cant possibly succeed, then why even roll?/h3>p>    TK - yes, true. Its bad D

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