@roll
@roll[/noeval] <formula>[=<object or JSON>]
Rolls <formula> where everyone in the room sees it, and keeps the roll under a number anyone can check with rollinfo().
> @roll 1d20+5[DICE] Alice rolls 1d20[14] + 5 = 19 (roll 42)> &stat`dex me=2> @roll [email protected][DICE] Alice rolls 1dF[1] + stat.dex(2) = 3 (roll 43)> @roll 1d20+@attack=Goblin[DICE] Alice rolls 1d20[9] + attack(4) = 13 (roll 44)> @roll/noeval {1d20, 10}kh + 1d6[fire][DICE] Alice rolls {1d20[7], 10}kh[(7), 10] + 1d6[4] fire = 14 (roll 45)Output: everyone in the room sees the line, with the roll’s number at the end.
A name in <formula> is one of your own attributes. After =, name another object to read its attributes instead, or give a JSON object; both are read as roll() reads its data. Both sides are evaluated, so a $-command can pass %0 on. /noeval takes <formula> as typed, for labels in [ ] and pools in { }. %> after @roll is the roll’s number.
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