Stop rolling if value is reached, with a maximum limit of die thrown

My homebrew TTRPG uses specific training means where players have up to 5 dies to throw during each training session,  they have to stop training when they roll a specific value or more (As in they met an unexpected problem while training) if not they keep throwing until 5 dies are thrown Is there a way to keep throwing as long as 95 or more isn't reached, but with a maximum of 5 throws ? IE : I roll a D100 up to 5 times if 95 or more isn't rolled 15 75 89 2 4 <= This training is fine, no specific problem encountered 15 19 98 <= 95 or more, I stop there, my character have reached a bottleneck

Hi Lord Excarnis McBat,  To clarify, are you summing the dice? Or is it roll until you hit 95+ or 5 dice are rolled whichever comes first?

$[[0.computed]] + $[[2.computed]] + $[[4.computed]] + $[[6.computed]] + $[[8.computed]] + [[ [[{[[ [[{[[ [[{[[ [[{[[1d100]],100}<94]]d100]],100}<94f=0]]d100]],100}<94f=0]]d100]],100}<94f=0]]d100]] This'll give you 5 rolls, returning 0 for all rolls after you roll 95 or above. If you want to sum them up, that can be done, but it's a little bit more complicated.

Nice solution Tuo, I was working on something similar although I did not know about the f=0 option. 

Gauss said: Nice solution Tuo, I was working on something similar although I did not know about the f=0 option.  It's something I only learned very recently, too - somehow I had overlooked that particular argument for years. If the roll above 95 is discarded and we want to sum the rolls, we can actually do something a lot simpler: [[ [[{[[1d100!<94<94]],5}kl1]]d94]] This'll check how many rolls below 95 you make in a row, and rolls that many or 5 d94, whichever is lower.

Tuo said: $[[0.computed]] + $[[2.computed]] + $[[4.computed]] + $[[6.computed]] + $[[8.computed]] + [[ [[{[[ [[{[[ [[{[[ [[{[[1d100]],100}<94]]d100]],100}<94f=0]]d100]],100}<94f=0]]d100]],100}<94f=0]]d100]] This'll give you 5 rolls, returning 0 for all rolls after you roll 95 or above. If you want to sum them up, that can be done, but it's a little bit more complicated. No need to sum 'em up, I just need to stop the rolls once it reaches 95 or more, so it's good ! Wonderful work, perfect to understand what's happening ! In case you're wondering basically training are separated into morning and afternoon trainings, and each roll is an hour of training. when a crit fail happens, it's a simulation of getting stuck in a complicated formula or harming yourself by over-exercising so any subsequent roll for the rest of the 1/2 day are cancelled !