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General information

Dice Rolling​

Usage

/roll (dice) (?hidden)

  • dice: The dice to roll, which can be a simple die (e.g., d20, 2d6+3, etc.) or a more complex expression.
  • ?hidden: Optional boolean to indicate if the roll should be hidden (cf. hidden roll).

To understand all the dice notations that can be used with the bot (direct, indirect, semi-direct notation), see this page.

Roll

Creating a New Scene​

Usage

/scene [name] (tempo)

  • name: The name of the scene, which will be used to create a thread.
  • tempo: Create a time bubble (the thread will be prefixed by a clock and named with today's date by default)

The bot will then create a new thread, prefixed with 🎲, where it will send dice logs. This thread will be named after the scene, and all other threads prefixed with 🎲 will be archived.

Scene

Luck Meter​

The bot will automatically count successful and failed rolls on the server by user. This only works for dice rolled with the bot with a comparison, indicating Failure or Success in the message. Criticals are also counted.

This command allows you to obtain:

  • A leaderboard of the most (or least!) lucky players on the server,
  • The metrics of a specific player,
  • Global statistics for the server.
Usage

/luck_meter bilan (@user)

  • @user: Optional, allows you to get statistics for a specific user.
Usage

/luck_meter leaderboard (type)

  • type: Allows you to choose the type of dice to display. Choices are Success, Failures, Critical Success, Critical Failure and Total. Without a chosen type, it displays the server statistics, as well as the leaderboard for each type.
Usage

/luck_meter server Displays the global statistics for the server.

Attention

Obviously, the luck meter only works for dice rolled with the bot, and does not work with custom crits that do not match the standard texts Failure, Success, etc.

Help​

There are several help commands, depending on what you need:

  • /help info: Displays general bot info, including how to roll a die or create a scene.
  • /help admin: Displays administration commands, such as logs or result_channel.
  • /help register: Displays specific help for registering a server model and character files, and directs you to documentation.
  • /help bug: Displays a link to create a bug report.
  • /help suggestion: Displays a link to make a suggestion.