https://www.dndbeyond.com/combat-tracker/222de8e7-1217-43e4-864d-f36b17e9e452

That’s cool. Though maybe we shouldn’t know remaining hp. Also, I have no idea why/how Dolrik is making death saves.

Yeah. 

Nadir?

Nadir takes another swing at the dwarf, keeping away from that stringent smell.

Attack: 15 Damage: 5

in case there is reason for disadvantage: 2

That kills the dwarf. Peregrin is up!

Shoot the horse

Attack: 25 Damage: 6

That kills the horse. The Flumph is doing Tendrils. Melee Weapon Attack: to hit, reach 5 ft., one creature. Hit: 4 piercing damage plus 2 acid damage. At the end of each of its turns, the target must make a DC 10 Constitution saving throw, taking 2 acid damage on a failure or ending the recurring acid damage on a success. A lesser restorationspell cast on the target also ends the recurring acid damage. at Peregrin. Attack: 13 Damage: 9

Count, it’s your turn. 

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Ok, that is neat. I wasn't aware of that feature. Will be using this soon, too.

Cool. 

Who was the flumph attacking?

Javelin toss at the flumph:

Attack: 6 Damage: 7

Any idea what I could be doing to make this thing think I'm manipulating rolls?

Peregrin. And that hits, it’s looking wounded. Dolrik? Your turn. 

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Any idea what I could be doing to make this thing think I'm manipulating rolls?

 No. 

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Any idea what I could be doing to make this thing think I'm manipulating rolls?

If you want to avoid the issue entirely, you can roll in the campaign on your character sheet and just mention the values here. 

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Any idea what I could be doing to make this thing think I'm manipulating rolls?

If you want to avoid the issue entirely, you can roll in the campaign on your character sheet and just mention the values here. 

 That’s what I do with my champion fighter cause the roller here didn’t factor in the improved critical. 

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Any idea what I could be doing to make this thing think I'm manipulating rolls?

If you want to avoid the issue entirely, you can roll in the campaign on your character sheet and just mention the values here. 

 That’s what I do with my champion fighter cause the roller here didn’t factor in the improved critical. 

And the character sheet does factor in improved critical? I thought it was the other way around. I just tried and when I roll on the character sheet a 19 it doesn't automatically up the damage. On the other hand here I can do that. 

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Any idea what I could be doing to make this thing think I'm manipulating rolls?

If you want to avoid the issue entirely, you can roll in the campaign on your character sheet and just mention the values here. 

 That’s what I do with my champion fighter cause the roller here didn’t factor in the improved critical. 

And the character sheet does factor in improved critical? I thought it was the other way around. I just tried and when I roll on the character sheet a 19 it doesn't automatically up the damage. On the other hand here I can do that. 

 No, it doesn’t. If I roll a 19 I just use the custom die roller to roll the extra damage. How do you do it here?

For example a Half Orc Champion Maul attack. In the character sheet that would be a nightmare (imho) but here you can adjust the dice roller easily enough (let's say they crit with a hit roll of 2 or better):

Attack: [roll ]1d20.critical(>2)+5[ /roll] Damage: [roll ](if([roll:-1:critical], =0, 2d6, 1d6+2{2d6}.expand()))+3[ /roll]

And that's how it looks:

Attack: 15 Damage: 10