It's a fantasy role-playing game.

DM: You are Beauregard Lionett called Beau, a human monk . You are the member of the famous group of adventurers. Previously, All carts passing through are being thoroughly inspected. Fjord uses the dodecahedron, since he'll be doing the talking.
DM: So as you rush up, the first one slams against the jaw of the left head, like slow-mo jaw spinning. The other one, you go to strike the other head and this one, the actual hand that's holding the battleaxe, drops the battleaxe to catch your large fist in its hand, and lean over. So one head is pulled back, and another head peeks around the other head goin--
Player: With a Flurry of Blows, can I also try and make that a Stunning Strike? Can I double down?
DM: There's nothing that says you can't. You would have to spend more ki points to try, though.
Player: Yeah, I'm going to try and stun them with that first one.
DM: Okay.
Player: Can I do that, or is it too far beyond?
DM: You can, but you weren't aware of it. So we can try.
Player: I'm okay, if it's too late.
DM: That is a 19. That's a natural 16 plus three. It has a pretty good constitution modifier. So it does resist the Stunning Strike, but good try. That ends Beau's go. Caleb, you're up and then Caduceus.
