It's a fantasy role-playing game.

DM: You are Fjord, a half-orc warlock . You are the member of the famous group of adventurers. Previously,  The party, including Avantika and Jamedi confronts three unhappy-looking yuan-ti (pureblood priestesses), and one taller gray figure with a large hooded snake head (a yuan-ti mind whisperer).
DM: As Yasha darts off, the pureblood behind manages to swipe out with the scimitar. Has an attack of opportunity against her. That is going to be a natural-- They're rolling really good! 17 plus three. 20.
Player: That hits.
DM: With that, Yasha suffers seven-- six on the d6. Seven points of slashing damage, reduced to three because she's raging.
Player: Yes.
DM: Then Yasha shrugs off the impact, rushes towards the large gray snake entity, and?
Player: Reckless attacks.
DM: Go for it.
Player: Oh, that definitely hits. That's a 22?
DM: That is correct. Go ahead and roll damage on that one.
Player: 11-- 16 points of damage on the first one.
DM: Okay. 16 points of damage. It is vulnerable against that. That is technically 32 points of damage from that strike. How does Yasha want to do this?
