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crimsonjoe

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It's indeed a thing I never used. Maybe I'll try it out now. But I gotta know the new codes by heart.

Attack with advantage

Name
Attack with advantage
5,14
repeat(1d20+4,2) 1,10
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I think in other games I just see people roll twice for advantage or disadvantage. Then you roll em, and edit based on what happens

Swing with disadvantage Swing (d)

Name
Swing with disadvantage
9
1d20+ 4 5
Swing (d)
22
1d20+4 18
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2d20(keep,highest,1) or 2d20(keep,lowest,1)

Advantage:keep(2d20,highest,1)

Disadvantage:keep(2d20,lowest,1)

Edited by PureChance (see edit history)
Name
Advantage
SyntaxError: Unexpected token (
2d20(keep,highest,1)
Disadvantage
SyntaxError: Unexpected token (
2d20(keep,lowest,1)
Advantage
13
keep(2d20,highest,1) 13,6
Disadvantage
3
keep(2d20,lowest,1) 3,14
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Oh way cool

Don’t trip on shoelaces

Name
Don’t trip on shoelaces
14
keep(2d20, lowest, 5) 13,1
Proper disadvantage
SyntaxError: Parse error, can not process token ,
keep(,lowest,1)+5
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If there's ever a roll you want to see how to code, or just copy for your own use, clicking on the "name" of the roll copies the string used to roll it, and clicking on "Name" copies all the rolls in the same manner .

 

I'm sure an actual programmer will tell me I'm using string wrong there, and they're almost certainly correct.

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For either advantage or disadvantage, just use the repeat tag. It will show the two results. It's better for transparency. If by any chance the DM gives us disadvantage, all he has to do is consider the first result, no matter if it's good or bad.

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It still shows the two rolls of you click on the number, though appreciate that means an extra click. Equally having two rolls can be unnecessarily confusing over which attack is which. Swings and roundabouts.

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2 hours ago, RedRajah said:

Trying to find where the repeat tab is...

Repeat is a command for the dice. In the drop-down list, it's the last. But you can also write the command line this: repeat(1d20+5, 2)

The 5 can be any bonus you have.

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