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What happens if you attempt a coup de grace with aweapon that deals nonlethal damage, such as a sap or aweapon with the merciful property? Is the coup de gracestill automatically a critical hit? Is the target required tomake a Fortitude save? If so, what’s the DC, and whathappens if the target fails? What happens if you use anormally lethal weapon to deal nonlethal damage as a coupde grace?This question takes us beyond the rules. You could rule thatyou cannot deliver a coup de gace with nonlethal damage, butif you want rules for using nonlethal damage in such an attack,try these:When you attempt a coup de grace with a weapon thatdeals nonlethal damage, you automatically hit and inflict acritical hit. Note that you cannot deliver a coup de grace to acreature that is immune to critical hits. Calculate the nonlethaldamage from the resulting critical hit just as you wouldnormally. If the nonlethal damage isn’t sufficient to render thesubject unconscious (see page 153 in the Player’s Handbook),the subject should make a Fortitude save (DC of 10 + thenonlethal damage dealt). If the save fails, the subject isrendered unconscious. The subject immediately suffers enoughnonlethal damage to make his current nonlethal damage totalequal to his current hit points +10. For example, you perform anonlethal coup de grace on a helpless gnoll that currently has12 hit points. You hit the gnoll and deal 10 points of nonlethaldamage, not enough to knock out the gnoll. The gnoll,however, must make a DC 20 Fortitude save. If the gnoll failsthe save, its nonlethal damage total immediately rises to 22(current hit points +10), and it falls unconscious. This isroughly the equivalent of being killed when you fail yoursaving throw against a lethal coup de grace, since death occursat –10 hit points.
Naja, wenigstens habt ihr nicht wirklich vor dem was abzuhacken *hoff*
