[Script] World of Darkness Dice

Since its been asked a lot, I have created a script to roll dice for World of Darkness, here . Using this script: !wodice followed by some text including an inline roll [[7d10]] The above will print out something like this: You can add some optional paremeters at the end, marked with --.  You can set a different difficulty, like so: --7 --difficulty:10 You can change the title that appears at the top, like so --title: a new title --a new title Edit:There is currently a glitch - title can not be the first parameter (things after --). You can get extra success on rolls of 10: --tens You can instead use the newest edition, which grants two extra successes for each pair of 10s, but nothign for a single ten, with either of these: --doubles --tens:2 and finally can sort the dice like so --sort Putting that all together, and you could have !wodice a fancy description of why I'm doing [[12d10]] --a new title --5 --sort --tens:2 which would look like: I hope WOD users find it useful. Edit: The link to the script was broken. I've just fixed this. I dread to look at the code to see how terrible it is, being 5 years old now...

You can also of course incorporate @{attributes} if making your own macros, to reuse. Here's a couple of examples: !wodice @{selected|token_name} rolls [[?{How Many Dice?|1}d10]] to attack --tens !wodice @{selected|character_name} rolls [[(@{selected|STR} + @{selected|Brawl} - @{selected|Wounds})d10]] --Brawling --tens

Minor update to fix a bug.  Also added the ability to work with rolls in this syntax: [[7d10>8]] if you find it more natural to supply the difficulty this way over using the "--8" parameter at the end.

Edit: this post and the next were answers to a post that has since been deleted. This one was about how to use the old Specialised skill rule, which gave you an extra d10 roll on 10s You can do that already, if you use ! in the dice roll, for example (Edit: corrected) !wodice @{selected|token_name} rolls [[?{How Many Dice?|1}d10!]] to attack If you want to give the option, this should work: !wodice @{selected|token_name} rolls [[?{How Many Dice?|1}d10?{Specialised?|Yes,!|No, }]] to attack

Edit: this is a response to a deleted question: the poster was apparently getting summed rolls not counting successes. I missed your edit, are you using the proper syntax? You need to include a difficulty, in one of the following two ways: !wodice @{selected|token_name} rolls [[?{How Many Dice?|1}d10?{Specialised?|Yes,!|No, }]] to attack --7 or  !wodice @{selected|token_name} rolls [[?{How Many Dice?|1}d10?{Specialised?|Yes,!|No,}>7]] to attack I'm not sure if that second version will work with the query on Specialised, but it's worth a try.

Thanks for the fast response, that's what I was searching for. One last question. What about results of 1 subtracting successes? I think it is f1 after the difficulty, so 12d10!>7f1 for exploding dice Diff 7 and subtract the 1 results.

Does any edition of vampire still use that? IIRC that was a 1st edition rule that was abandoned as early as 1st edition revised, but I may be mistaken. I don't think I account for that that in the final calculation of successes, but it will be a simple addition if it's still needed. 

The Rule of 1 persists through editions 1st till 3rd/ revised edition. Only the nWoD, 4th aka V/W/M20th and V5 don't use it. And to be honest, I like playing the "Revised Editions" while I don't like V/W/M20. I also play V5 but there exists a very good char sheet with possible rolls for it.

I've just added updated the script linked in the OP. add the parameter --ones to the end, like !wodice Alucard rolls [[7d10>7?{Special?|Yes,!|No,!11}]] to use Dominate --ones --title:Fiendish Mind Control Note the ordering of the query. My earlier example made a mistake.  7d10>7?{Special?|Yes,!|No,!11} The !11 under the No option seems to be necessary, it wont accept an empty entry there. Setting it to 11 means rerolls wont happen. If you are using the 7! syntax you need to use it in the inline roll, you can't add it on to the end like --7! I'll improve the display of this when I have more time.

Thx for the fast update and good work!

You're welcome :)