There is no point to having more than a 100% chance of DS/CS. Barbarian Weapon Masteries and Amazon Critical Strike). Different types of Critical Strike do *not* stack (e.g. Sources of Deadly Strike stack except from a weapon which is not being used to inflict that particular blow (only applies to dual wield Assassin and Barbarians. 
They will modify your final Physical damage with Vengeance but have *no* effect on the Elemental damage caused by Vengeance.Skills that convert Physical damage to a different type ( magic, fire and cold arrow, Lightning Bolt, Fists of Fire, Berserk) do so after DS or CS are applied, so converted damage is doubled.
Does not apply to Impale, Dragon Talon, Dragon Tail, Dragon Flight, Sacrifice, or Smite. Critical Strike and Deadly Strike have the same mechanics and only one of them can trigger on any given attack (so a player can't get quadruple damage). If the roll is successful, your character will deal double damage with that attack. With each eligible melee or ranged attack, the game will roll for a deadly strike according to your percentage chance from items. Thanks to his attack that never misses and constant life tap with 50% life leech that he can apply, he is capable of taking on the hardest challenge in Diablo II on his own.Deadly Strike is a Diablo II combat mechanic that appears as a Chance on Hit mod on several Unique, Set or Rune Word items. This has made the Smiter a very powerful character on, and has made him favored in taking down the three Uber Prime Evils in Chaos Tristram. The last point about Life Tap is very important, since the item Dracul's Grasp grants the attacker a chance to cast Life Tap on each strike. Smite can however steal life through Life Tap. This is a major drawback in alter difficulties, as many melee classes rely heavily on life steal to stay alive. Smite does not work with Life/Mana steal. Smite is not affected by Attack Rating, so it never misses its target, regardless of defense and level of the target monster. 
Smite enemies up to 30 yards away with holy chains that deal 175 damage as Holy. Three aspects are however very important to remembed when using Smite Smite (Crusader) For the Diablo II skill, see Smite. It doesn't receive any extra damage from the Sanctuary Aura. The minor effects are a few: Smite can apply Crushing Blow and Open Wounds, but not Deadly Strike or elemental damage like fire etc. As such, it has several special aspects that make it both limited and highly useful depending on the situation. Smite is the only attack in the game that uses the shield as a weapon. Shield bash that does damage and knock back.
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