Dices

There are two types of dice:

• The dice used with dbroll (the type dice).
• The dice saved for macro (the saved dice).

Both types follow the dice-roller syntax and also support various notation and expression.

When targeting a stat, the method differs depending on the dice type:

• For type dice, use the $ keyword. This symbol will be replaced by the stat value used in /dbroll.
• For macro, simply use the names of the stats.

Example

• For a type dice: 1d6>$ or 1d6+$
• For a macro: 1d6 > Strength or 1d6 + Strength

For dice based on a formula:

• For a type dice: 1d6 + {{ceil($ / 2)}}
• For a macro: 1d6 + {{ceil(Strength / 2)}}

You can also compare using a formula:

• For a type dice: 1d6 > {{ceil($ / 2)}}
• For a macro: 1d6 > {{ceil(Strength / 2)}}

The presence of the $ sign makes the statistic mandatory. Otherwise, the die can be rolled without a sheet.

Macro

You can customize a macro (saved die) using different syntaxes:

• Custom Critics: If you use custom critical with $, the dice name must include the statistic in parentheses, like Animal Instinct (Strength). See the Custom Critics Hits section for more details.
• Statistic Name: Allows referencing a statistic directly in the dice.

Example

Type	Dice Name	Replaced Value	Syntax	Example
Specific Statistic	Strength	Strength=20	1d6 > Strength	1d6 > 20
Custom Critical Hit	Animal Instinct (Strength)	Strength=20 Custom Critical: >$	1d6	1d6>20