Adding to rolls...

Memory of a Thousand Lifetimes
The dreamlike memories of your previous lives lend insight to aid you.

Encounter
No Action Personal

Trigger: You make an attack roll, a saving throw, a skill check, or an ability check and dislike the result

Effect: You add 1d6 to the triggering roll.

Natural 20: If you roll a 20 on the die when making an attack roll, you score a critical hit if your total attack roll is high enough to hit your target’s defense. If your attack roll is too low to score a critical hit, you still hit automatically.

Precision: Some class features and powers allow you to score a critical hit when you roll numbers other than 20 (only a natural 20 is an automatic hit).

Maximum Damage: Rather than roll damage, determine the maximum damage you can roll with your attack. This is your critical damage. (Attacks that don’t deal damage still don’t deal damage on a critical hit.)

Extra Damage: Magic weapons and implements, as well as high crit weapons, can increase the damage you deal when you score a critical hit. If this extra damage is a die roll, it’s not automatically maximum damage; you add the result of the roll.

Response (Support Agent) 11/11/2010 12:45 PM
Hello Ken,

Thank you for contacting us. Unfortunately, no. Only a "natural" 20 on the die is considered a critical hit. The random modifier from Memory of a Thousand Lifetimes is just another modifier and does not turn a 19 into a critical hit.

Please let us know if you have further questions!

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