WEG wild dice?

is there a formula for having a single wild die that rolls with the rest as an exploding die? but the other dice roll as normal

if you use the /r 1d6+1d6! then it will roll and add both dice. If the second die does the explode it roll the additional die and adds it also. I just tested it in my playing around board. That above is an example. You can use any amount of dice.

thanks alot

In the WEG system if you roll a 1 on the wild die it and the highest remaining die are removed and not counted. is the way to add that to the formula

not at the moment. I think someone is working on a script in the API on the dev server that will do that but I'm not sure.

is thee a way to change the color of the wild die?

when I roll /r 8d6+1d6! I can't tell which is the wild die.

I'm pretty sure you're stuck with only having one color of dice at a time.  Personally, what I would do is make a macro that rolls an exploding d6 and identifies it as a wild die and then roll the remainder of a character's dice pool.  You'll have to handle the subtraction of the remaining dice mentally if you roll a 1 on the wild dice and combine the totals yourself either way.  Really, in this situation, having a whole slew of macros for rolling 1D - 7D is probably a good idea anyway. I get that this is a pain - and it was one of my big stumbling blocks in GMing a D6 based game on Roll20.

the down side is I don't know much about writing Macros thanks though I may have a friend that can do it

it's pretty easy - give me a few minutes and I'll whip up an example

So, first I'd create the WildDie macro (called WildDie, because we're going to call it in future macros) /me This is my Wild Die... /roll 1d6! /me End Then, I'd start building dice roll macros, starting with 2D #WildDie /me This is my remainder... /roll 1D6 /me End 3D would look like this #WildDie /me This is my remainder... /roll 2d6 /me End From there, just replace the increasing die numbers as you go up.  I remember rolling up to nine dice when proton torpedoes were involved, so I would personally go up for nine dice. It doesn't automate everything, unfortunately, but it gives you enough to work with to get the game up and running.

thanks alot I will give it a shot