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--- critical-hit [2020/06/22 14:24]
blitzente crit reduce prot by 25% in dom5
+++ critical-hit [2022/06/15 19:55]
fenrir [Critical Hits] Am I wrong about crits being called armor-defeating hits?
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 ======Critical Hits======
-When a unit in [[combat]] is hit, it runs a risk of suffering a devastating critical hit. In short, the risk to take a critical hit is normally 1/36, or 3/36 when above 50 [[fatigue]], or 6/36 when immobilised. A critical hit halves [[protection]].
+When a unit in [[combat]] is hit, it runs a risk of suffering a devastating **critical hit**, also known as an **armor-defeating hit** in the combat log. In short, the risk to take a critical hit is normally 1/36, or 3/36 when above 50 [[fatigue]], or 6/36 when immobilised. A critical hit reduces [[protection]] by 25%.
-Note that critical hits are a separate [[combat mechanics|mechanic]] from [[limb hits|head hits]].
+Note that critical hits are a separate [[combat mechanics|mechanic]] from [[hit location|head hits]].
 =====Details=====
-On a hit, first [[armor-piercing]] effects (AP weapon, AN weapon, [[piercing]] weapon) are applied to the targeted unit's [[protection]]. AP and piercing are done separately, so they are multiplicative (40% when stacked).
+On a hit, first [[armor-piercing]] effects (AP weapon, AN weapon, [[piercing]] weapon) are applied to the targeted unit's [[protection]]. AP and piercing are done separately, so they are multiplicative (60% armor reduced when stacked).
   * A protection [[DRN]] (exploding 2d6) is rolled.
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  prot = adjprot & (isprotneg - 1); //set negative prot to 0
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+{{tag>Combat-Mechanics}}

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