🎲 Dice roller guide

The problem with the fact that it does not alter the odds at all is that you have to have a conversation where you convince the other player that it does not alter the odds.

Just have them roll again and waste time, it feels better. With real dice, people like rolling them, too.

Is this the right pace to be discussing this? This thread is meant to be a guide.

Yea, you're right. The conversation got pretty off-topic. Best to just cut it off here. Sorry for that

Yep, you're right, and it took a lot of space so, I'll delete all mine

No cheating on the 1's eyes

LoL

For Shadowrun, any change of > in dice roll? Say, 5d6>4 (show me how many roll results were > 4)
For The ONe Ring, Fatigue is a big issue, so are there formulas to ignore 1? or ignore 1-3?
ie. 6d6 ignore 1-3
5+4+3+2+1+6 = 15

For your shadowrun request, try
It gives me this:

Hi @valentbr, looks like you're new to the site, Welcome!

You need to use advanced dice rules for what you would like to accomplish, which are set in a game's details page and is what bowlofspinach is referring to above. For info on how advanced dice rules work, check out this post (HERE)

There's also a collection of advanced dice rules for various systems that might be helpful examples (HERE)

thanks to you both!

I’ve messed with dice rollers on forums before, and honestly, the visibility settings are cool but can get kinda messy if you’re trying to do something specific, like rerolling 1s or tweaking the rolls for a custom setup. What I’ve done before is use a roll dice simulator outside the forum to handle the rolls. It’s easy to reroll or adjust things, and then you can just work the results into your post however you want.