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DiceBotsThe Official Network Dicebots are named: BoxCars and SnakeEyes The general form for dice rolls is: roll {sets[#]}[dice expression] {description} The parameters in { } curly brackets are optional. Specifying "sets" indicates that you want to roll multiple groups of dice and get the results of each group displayed separately. You must follow the number of sets with a pound sign. [dice expression] is any combination of dice rolls and arithmetic operations. Addition, subtraction, multiplication and integer division are supported. Multiplication has higher precedence than addition. You can use parentheses to specify operator precedence (think algebra). A dice roll has the form NdS where N is the number of dice and S is the number of sides. N defaults to 1 if unspecified. Rolling on a channel Example <Bynw> roll d6 <Bynw> roll 2#3d6 You can use the symbols +, -, *, and / to apply arithmetic operations to dice commands. The operands can be constants or more dice groups: You may specify an optional description following the dice commands, which will be echoed in the output. Example 2 <Bynw> roll d20+3 attempting to slash an orc Sending rolls privately If you want to send the results of a roll privately to someone, the syntax is: /msg [theBot] sendroll [SoandSo] [dice commands] {description} where the suggestively named words inside brackets are replaced with the actual information they allude to. Example /msg BoxCars sendroll theGM 1d20+4 trying to psionically explode a monkey Other kinds of rolls and commands SR - roller for Shadowrun 4th ed {sr pool(+edge) G:(1-4), for gremlins} |