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Thanks all for your replies.

It seems that most of the people agree to what Imbicatus suggested about stunned and staggered being totally different.

Also, your suggestion about downgrading Stunning Critical to Staggering Critical would make much sense and would be fair, but B seems the right answer according to RAW.

I also agree with Elicoor, the monster would be able to choose to fail its save voluntarily.

So I guess I should ask the bard/wizard about the monster being immune to stun, or just combine both critical feats with Critical Mastery to be safe.

Hi all. I've tried to search for an answer to this question with no luck, so here it goes...

How does Stunning Critical interact with Stun Immunity? I can think of the following possibilities:

• a) Target is immune to stun, therefore ignores stunning critical completely.

• b) Target tries to save, if it saves successfully, it is staggered for 1d4 rounds. If it fails the save nothing happens (due to being immune to stun). Saving would actually be worse than failing :/.

• c) Target counts as having succeeded the save automatically and is staggered.

Thanks everyone for your insight!