You must label each roll you make with the diceroller properly by listing the name of the effect and targeted creature(s) or area(s), as well as any other necessary declarations, such as power attack, smite, metamagic, etc. Abbreviations are okay if obvious or explained in previous post during match.

You cannot put more than one type of dice roll in a single roll unless they all apply to a single action for a single creature. Multiple d20s can be put in a line post as can multiple damage rolls but varying rolls like this cannot be mixed unless it is a single attack and not multiple attacks. Example: [1d20+10, 1d20+5 (full attack)] is okay and [2d6+6, 2d6+6 (full attack)] is okay and so is [1d20+10, 4d6+6 (standard attack vital strike)]. However, [1d20+10, 1d20+5, 2d6+6, 2d6+6 (full attack)] would be unacceptable and merit an immediate foul. Rolling a full attack out of order or without labeling them by attack number (1st, 2nd, 3rd, and so forth) is also unacceptable.

All rolls must have a description explaining the action. Illegal rolls (rolls that should not have been rolled or that are unlabeled) are discarded/ignored. When a mistake is made, the opponent or GM decides whether to reroll or simply modify the existing roll.

All rolls must be posted in the post which they are performed in. You can put them in a private line to Group AGM (), but only if the action used to perform that activity is actually hidden from your opponent on the map.

Consequently, if a gladiator realizes he made a mistake (say his AC should have been higher or he forgot to add a modifier to his attack roll, etc.) after his opponent has already taken his turn, those mistakes can only be changed if mutually agreed upon.