Pathfinder Community Sheet

Hey guys,  i have a question about the pathfinder sheet and rolling critical and confirming them.   My group is playing the the Rise of the Runelords path that i purchased from the shop on this website.  I have a player who created a fighter and through out the campaign he gets more than his fair share of Nat 20's.  It has finally become an issue as of my game last night.   In the last 3 session he has gotten 5 Nat 20's and confirmed 3 of them..   Last night he rolled 7 Nat 20's and confirmed 5 of them.  A different player contacted me on discord and says he no longer wishes to play because the fighter wades into enemies with a 27 AC and kills everything before he can even land a single hit.  Is there something up with the code or is my player naturally lucky?  Are you all seeing this many criticals in games?  edit - grammar errors corrected.

When you mouse over the rolls, do they show the quantum roll symbol? <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Quantum_Roll" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Quantum_Roll</a> I know I saw a way to actually game that by intercepting rolls you didn't want to go through, but it took certain tools and wasn't something that could be done real quickly.&nbsp; If the player is taking a long time to make these rolls, then there might be some fiddling going on, but they might just be someone that gets smiled on by the Roll20 rng.&nbsp; Someone has to be balancing out the nights where I can't roll above an 8.

Yea all rolls he did have the quantum symbol.&nbsp; I went back over all his criticals last night and they all have the symbol.&nbsp; I am guessing he is just overly lucky this scenario.&nbsp; He has had defiantly more Nat 20's than anyone&nbsp; in the game and he rolled ridiculous on all his stats.&nbsp; I guess i'll start grabbing data and see what actual rolls from beginning to present.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Kraynic said: When you mouse over the rolls, do they show the quantum roll symbol? <a href="https://wiki.roll20.net/Quantum_Roll" rel="nofollow">https://wiki.roll20.net/Quantum_Roll</a> I know I saw a way to actually game that by intercepting rolls you didn't want to go through, but it took certain tools and wasn't something that could be done real quickly.&nbsp; If the player is taking a long time to make these rolls, then there might be some fiddling going on, but they might just be someone that gets smiled on by the Roll20 rng.&nbsp; Someone has to be balancing out the nights where I can't roll above an 8. I have seen something similar that demonstrated how roll20 rolls could somehow be "farmed" and only sent to chat when you were satisfied with a given roll.&nbsp; IMO, I believe it was only for demonstration purposes and I feel anyone that goes through the effort to cheat the system in such a manner is totally missing the point. ;-P