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Can You Crit A Saving Throw. An attack is specifically something with an attack roll. By rules as written, the nat 20 (critical success)/nat 1 (critical failure) rules only affect attack rolls and death saving. You can just add double damage (dice) against creatures that roll a critical fumble on a save. Note that this will juice up the power of aoe. Crit save = no damage, if you apply it to monsters, as well, winds up hurting the party far more than it helps. Realistically if you roll a 1 it's highly likely you've failed. Raw there are no crit fails or successes on saving throws but i've played at several tables that allow them in various flavors. Spells can critically hit if they have an attack roll, though. The dmg calls out that you may implement critical failure or success on ability checks or saving throws. If you want to houserule. This reinforces that critical fails or successes do not exist out of. We instituted this rule after getting hit. By raw, rolling a 1 or a 20 on a saving throw has no special effect, with the exception of death saving throws.

By raw, rolling a 1 or a 20 on a saving throw has no special effect, with the exception of death saving throws. The dmg calls out that you may implement critical failure or success on ability checks or saving throws. An attack is specifically something with an attack roll. Realistically if you roll a 1 it's highly likely you've failed. We instituted this rule after getting hit. Raw there are no crit fails or successes on saving throws but i've played at several tables that allow them in various flavors. Crit save = no damage, if you apply it to monsters, as well, winds up hurting the party far more than it helps. You can just add double damage (dice) against creatures that roll a critical fumble on a save. Note that this will juice up the power of aoe. If you want to houserule.

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Can You Crit A Saving Throw Crit save = no damage, if you apply it to monsters, as well, winds up hurting the party far more than it helps. The dmg calls out that you may implement critical failure or success on ability checks or saving throws. Crit save = no damage, if you apply it to monsters, as well, winds up hurting the party far more than it helps. Spells can critically hit if they have an attack roll, though. We instituted this rule after getting hit. By rules as written, the nat 20 (critical success)/nat 1 (critical failure) rules only affect attack rolls and death saving. You can just add double damage (dice) against creatures that roll a critical fumble on a save. If you want to houserule. Raw there are no crit fails or successes on saving throws but i've played at several tables that allow them in various flavors. Note that this will juice up the power of aoe. By raw, rolling a 1 or a 20 on a saving throw has no special effect, with the exception of death saving throws. Realistically if you roll a 1 it's highly likely you've failed. An attack is specifically something with an attack roll. This reinforces that critical fails or successes do not exist out of.