Minimum/Maximum Result on a Die Roll

Is it possible to get a dice function wherein you can set a minimum or maximum possible value for a die roll? Example: The Primitive Weapon Quality in Dark Heresy 2nd Edition, a weapon rolls a d10 for damage, but treats any result greater than a certain number as that number, and vice versa for the minimum?

[[ {1d10, 0d1+3}kh1 ]] would give a minimum of three, but I don't know if there's a way to combine both keep highest and keep lowest to get a min and max at the same time.

Hmmm, thanks Honey Badger, that could do as a workaround. I don't really need both at once, just the ability to use one or the other. This method should also work for a maximum value, should it not?

Yes.

I asked the same question before for Proven and got the same workaround, so I'll note that this gets awkward for multiple dice. If you'll be dealing with the dice frequently, set up a Rollable Table with the entries as numbers - this can be rolled like a die, and you can set arbitrary weights to the numbers. For example, a "Primitive7" table could have entries for 1-6 each with weight 1 and an entry for 7 with weight 4, giving the equivalent of a 10-sided die with four faces reading '7', which you could then roll as 2t[Primitive7] in game.

I've actually automated the creation of such tables (well, the minimum ones) in a script: &nbsp; <a href="https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/950142/script-we" rel="nofollow">https://app.roll20.net/forum/post/950142/script-we</a>... If there's interest, I can adjust it to work either direction. &nbsp;(requires the API, a Pro subscriber perk)

This would be really nice for 5E D&D as well. The Elemental Adept feat (for example) allows you to treat all 1s as 2s when casting a spell of that element. The Rogue feature reliable talent allows you to treat all 9s and below as 10s on a skill check where you have proficiency. Essentially we need something to the affect of "treat [result range x] as [result y]".

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