Precision Damage

[ingenuus]

I have only ever really seen it applied to rogues and sneak attack. What else is considered to be precision damage?

[Nefreet]

There are a few Traits that add precision damage. I know of one from Humans from Golarion but can't seem to find its name at the moment.

Some class features call out their additional damage as precision damage (read: Pistolero), but there are not that many.

Why do you ask?

[ingenuus]

I am currently playing a Stonelord and they get an ability called Stoneblood. This is what is does:

d20pfsrd wrote:

At 3rd level, a stonelord's vitals begin to calcify and her blood transforms into liquid stone. She adds her paladin level on checks to stabilize at negative hit points and gains a 25% chance to ignore a critical hit or precision damage. This does not stack with fortification armor or similar effects.

Just not entirely sure when the precision damage would come into play, so I am trying to understand more.

[Cheapy]

The teamwork feat Precise Strike is precision damage (sort of as how the name implies it)

[Martin Sheaffer]

Besides sneak attack there other traits/feats that grant it. For example the teamwork feat Precise Strike will give you a precision damage dice.

[Diego Rossi]

A Duelist precise strike is precision damage.

[Xaratherus]

I don't have a comprehensive list; however, something that deals precision damage will always spell it out as being precision damage.

[fretgod99]

Yeah, it's not common. If something is Precision Damage it should specifically say so. Just make your GM aware.

[ingenuus]

Good deal. This is very helpful...thanks everyone!