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    #31
    (4d6t3) [6, 6, 5] = 17
    (4d6t3) [5, 4, 4] = 13
    (4d6t3) [5, 3, 2] = 10
    (4d6t3) [6, 2, 2] = 10
    (4d6t3) [6, 6, 5] = 17
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      #32
      (2d20t) [8] = 8
      Last edited by Bravve; 02-28-2024, 07:16 AM.

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        #33
        For me, rolling dice for tests is always a good time, especially when you're trying out different setups or just seeing what happens. Sometimes I use an online dice simulator to mess around with rolls—it makes it easier to try things out without cluttering up the thread.
        Last edited by Kiddodera; 11-25-2024, 01:08 AM.

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          #34
          (1d20+1d4+5) [6] + [1] + 5 = 12
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            #35
            [dicev]2d20t+5[/dicev]
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              #36
              ( 2d20t+5) 19, 14 => [19] + 5 = 24
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                #37
                ( 2d20t+5) 6, 20 => [20] + 5 = 25

                ( 2d20t+5) 9, 3 => [9] + 5 = 14

                ( 2d20t+5) 12, 15 => [15] + 5 = 20
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                  #38
                  (4d10) [10, 10, 5, 8] = 33

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                    #39
                    [dicev]1d20+3[/dicev]

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                      #40
                      (survival 1d20+3) [19] + 3 = 22

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                        #41
                        (1d8+3+1d8) [2] + 3 + [1] = 6

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                          #42
                          [vdice=attack]1d20+4[/vdice]
                          [vdice=dmg]1d6[/vdice]

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                            #43
                            (1d20) [18] = 18

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                              #44
                              ( 1d20+6) 12 => [12] + 6 = 18

                              ( 1d20+6) 14 => [14] + 6 = 20
                              Last edited by Bravve; 03-22-2026, 07:38 AM.

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                                #45
                                (3d6b2) [1, 3] = 4

                                (3d6b2) [1, 4] = 5

                                (3d6) [2, 2, 5] = 9

                                (3d6t2) [4, 3] = 7
                                Last edited by Bravve; 04-02-2026, 01:25 PM.

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