On a roll of a 1 or 20 on the die , before modifiers are added or subtracted it is an auto miss or an auto success , respectively . On an attack roll , the ' natural 20 ' is considered to be a critical , meaning you would double the weapons damage dice all other dice rolled for the damage result , but not flat modifier . For instance , if Frank the fighter rolls a natural 20 on his Great Weapon master feat , he rolls his d 8 damage die , gets a 5 , that value is doubled and then the 10 damage from the feat is added , for a total of 20 . <| sep |> Ladders , the unsung heroes of our society . <| sep |> Georgia actually has pretty permissive ID options . I ' m 99 % sure I could have used utility bill here <| sep |> True , you have a point there on Homura , but I don ' t really think it ' s the kind of happiness Homura wanted either . Depending on how the sequel works , we ' ll have to see whether Homura isolated herself like at the end of the movie or started to interact with the rest of the cast . I don ' t disagree with Homura ' s actions being justifiable , but I also don ' t think they were correct . To me , it ' s the better of two evils . Sorry , hadn ' t read House of M not a big fan of Marvel . I don ' t think it is right to create a world based on lies , but with this series , I can hardly blame Homura for doing such a thing . Though I do agree it ' s certainly better than the other universes . Kind of . As long as Homura ' s familiars don ' t run amok .