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* The command can also be used to simulate rolls of multiple dice by specifying how many dice and how many sides are on each die. For example, <code>4d20</code> would mean 4 dice with each die having 20 sides. Alternately, an "x" can be used in place of the "d". For example, <code>4x20</code> also means 4 dice with 20 sides each. | * The command can also be used to simulate rolls of multiple dice by specifying how many dice and how many sides are on each die. For example, <code>4d20</code> would mean 4 dice with each die having 20 sides. Alternately, an "x" can be used in place of the "d". For example, <code>4x20</code> also means 4 dice with 20 sides each. | ||
* The command accepts dice inputs up to 100 dice with 100,000 sides. | * The command accepts dice inputs up to 100 dice with 100,000 sides. | ||
* Using {slashcommand|roll}} with no parameters will return a random number between 1 & 20; A single twenty-sided die roll. | * Using {{slashcommand|roll}} with no parameters will return a random number between 1 & 20; A single twenty-sided die roll. | ||
Revision as of 23:41, 25 August 2022
Slash command
/roll parameter
Displays a random number within the specified range in the System chat channel.
- Parameters = 1-100,000, "d", or "x".
- Using a single number will roll a random number between 1 and the specified number.
- The command can also be used to simulate rolls of multiple dice by specifying how many dice and how many sides are on each die. For example,
4d20would mean 4 dice with each die having 20 sides. Alternately, an "x" can be used in place of the "d". For example,4x20also means 4 dice with 20 sides each. - The command accepts dice inputs up to 100 dice with 100,000 sides.
- Using /roll with no parameters will return a random number between 1 & 20; A single twenty-sided die roll.
Examples
/roll /roll 8 /roll 4d20