2021年6月2日 · Roll 1d5 to determine the temperature Snowy Windy Neutral Humid Hot Roll 1d5 to determine land type Flat Lands Forest Water Features Hills Cavernous Sub Biome's Roll the Same as above Roll 1d100 to figure out the ratio of main to sub biome Population: Roll 1d5-1 for the number of unique sapient races

With a d7, you can only get it by rolling a 4, and there are only 7 possible outcomes you can roll, so the odds are 1 in 7 or about 14%. With 2d4-1, you can roll a 1 and 4, 2 and 3, 3 and 2, or 4 and 1, so four options, and there are 4x4=16 possible outcomes you can roll, so …

2016年3月3日 · Roll 3d10 sequentially. Each roll represents a different digit from 0-9. Each roll represents a different digit from 0-9. If your table actually goes from 1-1000, your roll for the rightmost digit should be added to the number exactly as it appears (so a 10 is actually a 10), but if the table goes 0-999, that roll has to be a digit (so a 10 is ...

2017年12月14日 · roll 1d5 1 - human 2 - roll 1d4 (dwarf, elf, halfling, human) 3 - roll 1d9 (all PHB "core" races) 3 - roll 1d25 (all adventure league playable races) 4 - roll 1d37 (all 36 "official" races.. plus one homebrew race) It gives about a 29% chance of rolling a human. Master List Aarokocra Aasimar Aetherborn Aven Changeling

2018年10月14日 · 1d4: roll d12 and divide into three ranges. 1d5: split d10 into two ranges. 1d6: roll d12 and split into two ranges. 1d8: roll d10 and reroll 9 or 10. 1d14: roll d12 for evens or odds, then roll d10, reroll 8-10, if was d12 even then read 1-7 as 8-14. 1d20: roll d12 for evens or odds, then roll d10. If d12 was even, then read d10 as 11-20.

Ended up having to roll on Brain Trauma and the option I got was to get a 1d5 insanity. I didn't understand this and couldn't find the explanation in the book. I know we have d10s, but no d5. Since my friend and I wanted to continue playing, we assumed it meant roll a d10 and if you get 5+ you get insanity. Am I correct or waaaay off?

2017年11月22日 · The requested output is the same as rolling {(1d5+10) * {1d10-9,0}kh1,1d9}kh1 Syntax may need some square brackets but the gist is that you roll 1d5+10 on a 10 and any number between 1 and 9 if it isn't 10. 1d5 + 10 is always higher than 1d9 so if it gets multiplied by 1 instead of 0 it will be picked as the highest, otherwise it's 0 so 1d9 wins

2022年4月12日 · The 1d5 wold be that “moderate” tier (given the average roll would be something like 2.5), but outside of that, you’ve more or less got it there. Just keep in mind your intended play length. In 1e, you’re gaining stress with every failed roll.

2024年2月5日 · Basically what im trying to make is some random generators for my campaings. Im trying to use roll tables with a macro to make it work.

2023年2月14日 · Init +6: add 6 to the monster's initiative roll Atk snip swarm +6 melee: add 6 to swarm's melee attack roll; 1d5 damage if hits Crit 1d8/M: Roll 1d8 on monster Crit Table M Act 1d20: this is the die rolled for the monster's attack roll