It's a fantasy role-playing game.

DM: You are Lionel Gayheart Chod, a half-orc bard . You are the member of the famous group of adventurers. Previously, In the morning, while everyone else is taking breakfast, Pike checks the front door and finds about 20 skeletons waiting outside. She and Grog charge out to handle them.
DM: You take 16, reduced to half, so you take eight points of bludgeoning damage as you slam into the ground at the top, and you stand up and there's about five feet between you and Grog, and one of the cultists is there right in front of you, who's like, "Shit!"
Player: I rage.
DM: Do you want to attack him? Go for it.
Player: I think the anti-gravity is screwing me up. Three, plus 12.
DM: Three plus 12 still hits, actually.
Player: He does it clumsily.
DM: Your first strike is 2d6 plus ten damage.
Player: Seven. 17.
DM: 17 points of slashing damage as you pull your greataxe up and rake past. You see his chest split open and he (grunts) pulls back. He's still alive, and as he looks up at you from under the hood, he is also missing one of his eyes. (pants)
Player: Second attack? Rage, bonus action...
DM: You have an extra attack as a barbarian, so you get a second attack.
