Can you crit with a cantrip?

Yes, you absolutely can crit with a cantrip in D&D 5e, as long as it requires a spell attack roll (like Fire Bolt, Ray of Frost, Eldritch Blast) and you roll a natural 20 on the d20. A critical hit on a cantrip doubles the damage dice rolled (e.g., 1d10 becomes 2d10), just like with weapon attacks, making them powerful damage sources. Cantrips that rely on saving throws (like Sacred Flame, Poison Spray) cannot crit because they don't involve an attack roll.
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Can you crit on a cantrip?

Yes, you can score a critical hit with some spells in DND 5e. Spells that require an attack roll, like the Firebolt cantrip, can critically hit. However, spells that rely on a saving throw, such as Sacred Flame, cannot crit because the critical hit system is based on attack rolls, not saving throws.
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Do Eldritch blast crit?

Eldritch Blast requires a separate attack roll for each beam. So if you crit on one of those attack rolls, that beam's damage is doubled, but not the others. It does not go through enemies and hit multiple (else it would say so).
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Can you crit with spells in Elden Ring?

They're a specific action that can only be initiated when either backstabbing or an enemy is stunned. Staffs are used to cast spells, and spells can't do crits.
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What are the rules for crit in 5e?

In D&D 5e, a critical hit (crit) occurs on a natural 20 on an attack roll, automatically hitting and doubling the damage dice (e.g., 2d8 instead of 1d8 for a longsword), plus modifiers, for a significant damage boost. While spells and other attacks can crit, newer rules often focus crits on weapon/unarmed attacks and sometimes limit them to players, with various optional rules (like maximizing the first damage die or granting extra attacks) available to make them feel even more impactful. 
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What do crits ignore?

Crits only ignore enemy defensive boosts, the users offensive debuffs, and screens.
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What is the 65% rule in D&D?

In 5e the chance of hitting is on average 65%. Based on that a +2 mod on AC reduces the chance to 55%. And a +9 mod to AC reduces the chance to hit to 20%. The three brackets represent you have a 65% chance to do minimum damage, 55% to do average damage and 20% to do max damage.
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Does crit apply to spells?

Yes, some spell hits can be critical hits, as long as the spell requires an attack roll (and the caster rolls a natural 20 on that attack roll). In that case, it is a critical and all the damage dice are rolled twice.
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What is 100% crit damage?

If you have 100% Crit Damage, your crit hit is 2000 damage. Crit Damage is directly tied to the strength of your critical hits. Without it, you can still crit, but the damage boost will be minimal. It's an essential stat for any damage-dealing character.
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What is a critical nightreign?

In Elden Ring: Nightreign, a critical hit is a powerful, skill-based attack dealing significantly more damage than normal, triggered by specific actions like backstabbing, parrying (ripostes), or exploiting a staggered enemy's weak point (often glowing). These aren't random; they require player input, offering high rewards, especially when enhanced with relics that boost critical damage, making them a key strategy for tough encounters. 
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Do smites still crit?

Crits do apply. It's nearly the exact same wording. Guess which is which without looking it up. Yep, if an effect is adding damage dice to an attack, as such, it's Smite-able.
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Does Hex crit 5e?

In 5e when you crit (which you can do on anything that requires an attack roll, including spells that use a spell attack roll), you double all of the damage dice used (but not straight modifier damage like ability score) -- this includes additional damage sources of the attack, like Hex.
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Can Eldritch blast be silenced?

A5E Eldritch Blast is not a cantrip. There are no verbal and somatic/seen components, unlike in 5E D&D. You can Eldritch Blast someone while silenced with your hands full! This is great for a Warlock who hasn't taken the Battle Caster feat and wants to do two-weapon fighting, or fight under water, etc.
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Does Eldritch blast crit?

Yes, Eldritch Blast can critically hit in D&D 5e and Baldur's Gate 3, as it's a spell that requires an attack roll, and rolling a natural 20 (or meeting a lower critical range with feats/items) doubles the damage dice for that specific beam, not the modifiers like Agonizing Blast. Each beam of Eldritch Blast (which increases with level) gets its own attack roll, so you can crit on some beams but not others in the same cast. 
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Can you counterspell a cantrip?

Yes, you absolutely can counterspell a cantrip in D&D 5e because cantrips are spells, and Counterspell works on any spell of 3rd level or lower without an ability check, using your reaction and a spell slot to negate the cantrip's effect. While it might seem wasteful to use a spell slot for a cantrip, it's effective for stopping powerful or annoying ones like Eldritch Blast, though it's often up to the Dungeon Master (DM) to decide if innate abilities (not "casting") can be countered. 
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How much spell damage is 1% crit?

1% crit would increase your average damage by 1%, so 100 * 1.01 = 101. Now imagine you have 900 spell damage. So each cast is doing 1,000 damage. 1% crit = 10 spell power.
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Is CRIT DMG or crit rate better?

Neither crit rate nor crit damage is inherently "better"; they are a team, and you need a balance, but the common goal in games like Genshin Impact is roughly a 2:1 Crit DMG to Crit Rate ratio, aiming for ~50-60% Crit Rate first for consistency, then stacking Crit DMG for bigger hits, making Crit Rate generally more valuable early on until you hit that baseline. Crit Rate determines if you crit; Crit Damage determines how hard you hit when you do, so you need enough Rate to make Damage meaningful. 
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Does Sunday need 200 CRIT DMG?

Your stat goals for Sunday should be at least 200% Crit DMG, as much Effect RES, DEF, and HP as possible, and enough Speed to let him take his turn after the party's main damage-dealer.
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What is the highest CRIT DMG?

The highest Crit Damage in Genshin Impact is achieved by using a combination of characters, weapons, and artifacts with high Crit Damage stats. According to various sources, including the Genshin Impact Wiki and player reports, the highest Crit Damage that can be achieved in the game is around 800-1000% Crit Damage.
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Which moves always crit?

In Pokémon, several moves always score a critical hit, including Flower Trick, Frost Breath, Storm Throw, Surging Strikes, Wicked Blow, and Zippy Zap, providing reliable high damage by ignoring opponent defenses; other moves like Air Cutter, Night Slash, and Stone Edge have an increased crit ratio, making them near-guaranteed crits with items (like Scope Lens) or abilities (like Super Luck).
 
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What is the crit rule in 5e?

In D&D 5e, a critical hit (crit) occurs on a natural 20 on an attack roll, automatically hitting and doubling the damage dice (e.g., 2d8 instead of 1d8 for a longsword), plus modifiers, for a significant damage boost. While spells and other attacks can crit, newer rules often focus crits on weapon/unarmed attacks and sometimes limit them to players, with various optional rules (like maximizing the first damage die or granting extra attacks) available to make them feel even more impactful. 
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Does 100% crit rate mean every hit is a crit?

If you have 100% crit rate (or more, but that's pointless since 100% is already guaranteed, so 100% is technically the soft cap), you will crit every single time.
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What is rule 0 in D&D?

Rule Zero in D&D (and TTRPGs) is the unwritten, ultimate principle that the Dungeon Master (DM) is the final authority, able to change, bend, or ignore any official rule to ensure the game flows, stays fun, and serves the group's story. It means the DM's word is law for that table, prioritizing the spirit of collaborative storytelling and enjoyment over strict adherence to the rulebook (RAW). 
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Is DnD good for ADHD?

This cherished tabletop role-playing game isn't just about rolling dice and slaying dragons; it's a transformative journey that offers unique therapeutic benefits for children struggling with ADHD.
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Is D&D 6E ever coming out?

Is there a D&D 6E release date? D&D 6E does not currently have a release date as there is no confirmation that the version will even come out. As of now, the only next edition of Dungeons & Dragons is D&D 2024 - which has its own release date of 2024.
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