You can use the group roll feature, like so: /roll {1d20,1d12,1d8,1d4}kh2 Note that each die has to be a single die. If you do this: /roll {1d20, 1d12 ,1d8, 3d6, 1d4}kh2 that 3d6 will be treated as a single die, and so you might end up getting a total of the 3d6 and the d20, for instance. So for that you would actually need to do /roll {1d20, 1d12 ,1d8, 1d6, 1d6, 1d6, 1d4}kh2