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[Script] Random Daily Encounter Table

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Here is a script that does something simple, by expanding on rollable tables and saving the output into a handout instead of outputting to chat.(note: Things are "undefined" because I've been too busy writing the script, and not busy enough filling in my own random tables!) Things I'll be looking into adding include: -     Adding/customizing the time of day for possible encounters - Adding/customizing the types of prompts - Adding/customizing the total number of tables you can roll on Currently, you need to have the following tables defined: Encounter-Types (with the following items added): And the following tables with your selection of prompts: Character-Encounters, Friendly-Social, and Hostile. Note that the Combat and Social(Hostile) all roll from the same table. To use: Copy the API Script to a new script on roll 20, and name it DailyEncounter.js type !encounter # in chat, where # is between 1 and 6 You can find the script on my git . Please feel free to post any bugs or requests and let me know if you're using it! Edit log: 6/17 Added use instructions
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The Aaron
Roll20 Production Team
API Scripter
Cute!
The Aaron said: Cute! Why do i feel like a 5 year old that just showed Bob Ross a picture they made...
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The Aaron
Roll20 Production Team
API Scripter
Ha! No, I mean it. =D. I'm just on horrible internet in the Ozarks for a few days, so terse is best. I'll try it out when I'm back to civilization. =D
Sounds good Aaron, I look forward to hearing what you think.
Gave it a test, seems to not work atm.
Did you get any sort of an error from it?