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Loaded Dice Roll

A loaded dice rolling module for FoundryVTT Based on the old, unmaintained FoundryVTT module "Fudge"

You can load dice rolls! This module adds a new dice roll tool to the tokens toolbar. Click the 🎲 (dice) button, enter in a dice roll formula (like 2d6), enter in your desired result, either a specific number or great/less than, (like 7 or >10), and the result will be printed to chat messages!

The reason I made this module is so that I can "rig" dice games against my players, like this game. I'm sure there are other uses. Eventually due to their own perception or a perception check, hopefully, they'll notice the dice are always rolling in favor of the house.

Installation

This module can be installed directly through FoundryVTT:

https://foundryvtt.com/packages/loaded-dice-roll

You can also install manually with this Manifest URL:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lefteous/loaded-dice-roll/main/module.json

Demo

Our new method of rolling dice has a much lower chance of failure. It should almost always roll. Max attempt settings are no longer needed.

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Example of a formula targetting the number 7:

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Example of a formula targetting a range of numbers greater than 10:

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Operators

Below are the options you can use for your dice loading. The Formula Operators are used for making the dice formula that you want to have rolled (like 2d10+10). The Target Operators are used for making the desired end result of your loaded dice (like >14). Target Operators have letter variants as well. For example > and gt are both for greater than.

Formula Operators:
+
-
*
/

Target Operators:
=, ==, ===, eq
>, gt
>=, gte
<, lt
<=, lte

Macros

The loaded dice can now be used in FoundryVTT Macros.

You can open the dialog via macro using the following code

game.loadedDiceRoll.showDialog();

You can also set macros to roll specified loaded dice like in the following examples.

game.loadedDiceRoll.rollDice("2d6", "7");
game.loadedDiceRoll.rollDice("1d20+5", ">=15");