'''[[Action Points|AP Cost: 4 or 2]]'''

'''[[Action Points|AP Cost: 4 or 2]]'''

To attack with a mêlée weapon such as a sword, dagger, or mace, the character selects his target. The target must be in an area the character threatens (default adjacent hexes, weapons with reach extend this by 5 feet). Once the target is selected, the character makes an attack roll vs the target's [[Armor Class|AC]].

To attack with a mêlée weapon such as a sword, dagger, or mace, the character selects his target. The target must be in an area the character threatens (default adjacent hexes, weapons with reach extend this, usually by 5 feet). Once the target is selected, the character makes an attack roll vs the target's [[Armor Class|AC]].

''Attack Roll: d20 + Strength + [[Base Attack Bonus|BAB]] + [[Facing]] modifiers + Miscellaneous modifiers''

''Attack Roll: d20 + Strength + [[Base Attack Bonus|BAB]] + [[Facing]] modifiers + Miscellaneous modifiers''

If the character meets or surpasses the target's AC, the attack is successful and the character may roll for damage.

If the character meets or surpasses the target's AC, the attack is successful and the character may roll for damage.

''Damage Roll: Weapon's damage dice + Strength + [[Overflow Damage]] + Miscellaneous modifiers''

''Damage Roll: Weapon's damage dice + Strength + Any [[Overflow Damage]] + Miscellaneous modifiers''

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If the d20 roll of an attack falls within the weapon's threat range (default 20), the attacker rolls again with the same attack bonus. If that hit is also successful, the damage is multiplied by the weapons Critical Hit multiplier.

If the d20 roll of an attack falls within the weapon's threat range (default 20), the attacker rolls again with the same attack bonus. If that hit is also successful, the damage is multiplied by the weapon's Critical Hit multiplier.

For example, a longsword deals 1d8 points of damage and has a threat range of 19-20. That means that if the d20 roll for a longsword attack lands on a 19 or 20, the attacker may roll again to confirm the critical. If that confirming roll hits, the total damage is multiplied by the longswords critical multiplier, in this case x2.

For example, a longsword deals 1d8 points of damage and has a threat range of 19-20. That means that if the d20 roll for a longsword attack lands on a 19 or 20, the attacker may roll again to confirm the critical. If that confirming roll hits, the total damage is multiplied by the longsword's critical multiplier, in this case x2.

*For weapons with threat ranges larger than 20, the attack roll within the threat range still must still meet or exceed the target's AC. Only a natural 20 is a guaranteed hit.

*For weapons with threat ranges larger than 20, the attack roll within the threat range still must still meet or exceed the target's AC. Only a natural 20 is a guaranteed hit.

[[Overflow Damage]] for a critical hit is determined by the original roll (usually a 20, though it depends on the threat range). Overflow damage is never increased by a crit and is in no way affected by the roll to confirm.  

[[Overflow Damage]] for a critical hit is determined by the original roll (usually a 20, though it depends on the threat range). Overflow damage is never increased by a crit and is in no way affected by the roll to confirm.  

Characters or other targets, such as objects, which are for any reason are immune to critical hits are also immune to [[Overflow Damage]].

Characters or other targets, such as objects, which are for any reason immune to critical hits are also immune to [[Overflow Damage]].

= Ranged Attacks =

= Ranged Attacks =

'''[[Action Points|AP Cost: 4]]'''

'''[[Action Points|AP Cost: 4]]'''

Ranged attack follow the same rules as Mêlée attacks with some notable exceptions:

Ranged attack follow the same rules as Mêlée attacks with some notable exceptions: