Put the damage in the same output box as the attack (like in the 2014 version)

Having separate attack and damage output boxes in the chat is confusing at times especially with multiple auto damage rolls.  It is so distracting that our group has decided to move back to 2014 rules until it can be changed.

Hi Curtis,  Could you specify what you are referencing? Is it a problem with a Character sheet? If so, which one?

Sure, and thanks for taking the time to look at my post.  When you generate the attack and the damage numbers in the 2024 sheet it creates 2 different output boxes in the chat.  Each box looks very similar and it takes a moment to figure out which one is the attack output, especially when there are multiple attacks one after another.  In the 2014 edition the damage box looked plain and easy to spot and it is snuggly tucked right under the attack box in the chat.  There isn't any confusion about what damage belongs to which attack.  If you need any further clarification I'll try to upload screenshots.

To clarify for others, Curtis is referencing the D&D 5e 2024 by Roll20 character sheet . 

+1, this is also one of my pet peaves. The 2014 box is more compact (takes up less screen real-estate, so we can see more entries in the log on one screen) and doesn't require the player to click again (on sheet or sidebar) to get damage. Now some may separate to-hit rolls from "yes you hit, roll damage", so that still has to be an option (even the default perhaps), but for those of us who want to streamline play and don't mind ignoring a number if it's irrelevant, one-click combat is nice.

I agree with Curtis's o bservation that the attack and damage output boxes are now more confusing. It would be nice if they were as compact as in the 2014 version.

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