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Special Dice Roll

I've been trying to look and haven't been able to figure this one out on my own so hoping for some advice.  I am hoping to make a dice roll of a D6 which has two 0 sides, two 1 sides, and two 2 sides.  I know the fate dice are similar to this however was hoping for these specifically.  I did see about setting up the rollable table.  However if this is my only option of setting up this type of roll, is there a way I can have it roll more then once or would I need to roll it multiple times for a roll such as 4D6.  Thanks for any suggestions or help.  
If your table was named table-name, you would roll 4t[table-name] to roll four times.
Alternatively, what you described is mathematically equivalent to 1d3-1 (or 4d3-4 for four dice).
thank you for the table roll I will give that a try.  I did try the 1d3-1, however when rolling for multiple dice such as 4d3 it takes off of the total instead of each individual dice, where as i need the result for each die individually sometimes. 
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Ziechael
Forum Champion
Sheet Author
API Scripter
using inline rolls you could do [[1d3-1]],[[1d3-1]] to the power n as needed? And if used as a regular occurrence you could put these into a query: ?{how many dice?|1,[[1d3-1]]|2,[[1d3-1]] [[1d3-1]]|3,[[1d3-1]] [[1d3-1]] [[1d3-1]]|4,[[1d3-1]] [[1d3-1]] [1d3-1]] [[1d3-1]]} etc etc
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The Aaron
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Sounds like the  Rollable Table will be your best bet.  Here's what it looks like:
Thanks for all the help guys I got it set up. 
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Hi  Brett H. - since our community has answered your question, I will go ahead and close this thread. Please start a new thread if you have more questions!