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If you roll a natural 20 (20 on the d20 before modifiers are added) it is an automatic hit and you may score a critical hit. If you roll a natural 1 (1 on the d20 before modifiers are added) it is an automatic miss. This article is a stub. You can help D&D4 Wiki by expanding it. If you had Oath active and working for the attack, you'd take the 30 vs AC. The 30 is also a nat 20; this would be indicated within chat by a green outline surrounding the 30 result, which indicates that at least one of the inlined dice results was a max value roll (and you could hover over the 30 to see that the d20's result was a 20).
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Attack Roll
An attack roll represents your attempt to strike your opponent on your turn in a round. When you make an attack roll, you roll a d20 and add your attack bonus. (Other modifiers may also apply to this roll.) If your result equals or beats the target’s Armor Class, you hit and deal damage.
Automatic Misses and Hits
A natural 1 (the d20 comes up 1) on an attack roll is always a miss. A natural 20 (the d20 comes up 20) is always a hit. A natural 20 is also a threat—a possible critical hit.
Attack Bonus
Your attack bonus with a melee weapon is:
Apr 11, 2017 Handmade rifle console command? I can't find it anywhere. Showing 1-9 of 9 comments. Google 'Fallout 4 items'. That will result in a wiki page with an index at the top that has links to all things FO4. Click on weapons and find the ID for whatever weapon it is you're looking for. Providing it is not a modded in weapon. Handmade rifle cuases 10 dmg to torso fo4. The issue is with the rifles normal sound file, I think. The silenced rifle sound does not have the same issue. I bought the Splattercannon, which comes silenced, and I haven't been having the sound looping glitch at all. If you have the caps for it, grab that, or just silence a normal handmade rifle. Nov 16, 2016 Simply put, it looks way too nice. While it -is- possible to build an AK yourself (in fact, the in-game welded barrel and shovel handle stock are an homage to one guy's effort to do just that), several components (the bolt, barrel, recoil spring, and maybe even the gas piston) require machining skill that isn't possible for most people to pull off.
- Base attack bonus + Strength modifier + size modifier
With a ranged weapon, your attack bonus is:
- Base attack bonus + Dexterity modifier + size modifier + range penalty
Size | Size Modifier | Size | Size Modifier |
---|---|---|---|
Colossal | –8 | Small | +1 |
Gargantuan | –4 | Tiny | +2 |
Huge | –2 | Diminutive | +4 |
Large | –1 | Fine | +8 |
Medium | +0 |
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I made a sheet worker and after some trial and error, it's still not working. I will be grateful if someone can tell me where is the problem. It needs to get two stats (FUE and TAM) add them and compare with a table. The result has to be saved in Damage-Bonus <script type='text/worker'> on('change:FUE change:TAM', function() { getAttrs(['FUE','TAM'], function(values) { if((values.FUE+values.TAM)<13){ setAttrs({attr_Damage-Bonus: '-1d6'}); } else if((values.FUE+values.TAM)<17){ setAttrs({attr_Damage-Bonus: '-1d4'}); } else if((values.FUE+values.TAM)<25){ setAttrs({attr_Damage-Bonus: '0'}); } else if((values.FUE+values.TAM)<33){ setAttrs({attr_Damage-Bonus: '-1d6'}); } else if((values.FUE+values.TAM)<42){ setAttrs({attr_Damage-Bonus: '1d4'}); } else if((values.FUE+values.TAM)<57){ setAttrs({attr_Damage-Bonus: '1d6'}); } else if((values.FUE+values.TAM)<73){ setAttrs({attr_Damage-Bonus: '2d6'}); } else if((values.FUE+values.TAM)<89){ setAttrs({attr_Damage-Bonus: '3d6'}); } else if((values.FUE+values.TAM)<105){ setAttrs({attr_Damage-Bonus: '4d6'}); } else if((values.FUE+values.TAM)<121){ setAttrs({attr_Damage-Bonus: '5d6'}); } else if((values.FUE+values.TAM)<137){ setAttrs({attr_Damage-Bonus: '6d6'}); } else if((values.FUE+values.TAM)<153){ setAttrs({attr_Damage-Bonus: '7d6'}); } else if((values.FUE+values.TAM)<169){ setAttrs({attr_Damage-Bonus: '8d6'}); } else if((values.FUE+values.TAM)<185){ setAttrs({attr_Damage-Bonus: '9d6'}); } else if((values.FUE+values.TAM)<201){ setAttrs({attr_Damage-Bonus: '10d6'}); } else if((values.FUE+values.TAM)<217){ setAttrs({attr_Damage-Bonus: '11d6'}); } else if((values.FUE+values.TAM)<233){ setAttrs({attr_Damage-Bonus: '12d6'}); } else if((values.FUE+values.TAM)<249){ setAttrs({attr_Damage-Bonus: '13d6'}); } else { setAttrs({attr_Damage-Bonus: '21d6'}); } }); }); </script> Also, the line where it's used is: <td><span>Bonificación al daño</span> <input type='text' name='attr_Damage-Bonus' readonly='true' /></td>