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A '''critical table''' is a table that lists all the possible critical damage messages seen when an attack is made. Most often, these critical messages are seen when an attack is made with a weapon, which usually deals damage in the types of [[Slash|slashing]], [[crushing]], or [[Puncture (critical table)|puncturing]]. Elemental attacks such as [[Bolt spell|bolt spells]] also have their own critical tables based on the type of bolt used, which include the elements of [[fire]], [[ice]], [[ |
A '''critical table''' is a table that lists all the possible critical damage messages seen when an attack is made. Most often, these critical messages are seen when an attack is made with a weapon, which usually deals damage in the types of [[Slash|slashing]], [[crushing]], or [[Puncture (critical table)|puncturing]]. Elemental attacks such as [[Bolt spell|bolt spells]] also have their own critical tables based on the type of bolt used, which include the elements of [[fire]], [[ice/cold]], [[impact/earth/vibration]], [[acid]], [[air/vacuum/void]] and [[lightning]], in addition to other critical tables such as [[unbalance (critical table)|unbalance]], [[disintegrate]], [[disruption]] and [[noncorporeal]]. |
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Revision as of 13:51, 8 July 2010
A critical table is a table that lists all the possible critical damage messages seen when an attack is made. Most often, these critical messages are seen when an attack is made with a weapon, which usually deals damage in the types of slashing, crushing, or puncturing. Elemental attacks such as bolt spells also have their own critical tables based on the type of bolt used, which include the elements of fire, ice/cold, impact/earth/vibration, acid, air/vacuum/void and lightning, in addition to other critical tables such as unbalance, disintegrate, disruption and noncorporeal.