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Every die the table needs and the ones it has lost: d4 through d100, a fistful at a time, with the modifier added for you and the total spelled out.
Each die is an independent draw from your browser's cryptographic random number generator, so a run of sixes means exactly what a run of sixes at a real table means: nothing at all about the next roll.
There is no seed and no memory between rolls — a d20 that came up 20 three times is still a fair d20.
The modifier is added to the sum of the dice once, not to each die — which is how 2d6+3 is meant to be read.
The individual faces stay on screen next to the total, so a roll can still be checked rather than just believed.
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