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Cefas Sathler edited this page Jan 17, 2023 · 17 revisions

This module was created with a set of tools that I use in my games. It is focused on text commands in the format:

/command |*args*|

The commands are listed below with their features and functionalities.

dodge







The /dodge command displays possible dodge maneuvers in the chatlog. These maneuvers are based on the official rules and your players don't need to add anything to the bucket. Whenever they want to access the maneuvers, they can simply type /dodge in the chat and the screen will appear available to them.

The player must select their character and choose an option. More than one player can choose without problems if someone has clicked before. This avoids having to call the function every time during a combat.

has



The /has command searches the player's inventory for a given item, returning the name of the person who owns the item, the number of items they have, and the number of items the group has.

To use the command, select all tokens you want to search for items and type:
/has Item name



The functionality is case-sensitive (I intend to adjust this soon) and if the item name is composed of two words, you can only type the first name of the item.
/has Healing Potion /has healing

skill




The /skill command is a quick way to check which of your players possess a specific skill, to request a quick test, or to remember who has the skill. For example, if the Game Master (GM) wants the players to perform a Survival test, they can simply type in the chat log:
/skill Survival
This will list all players with skills that begin with "Survival" in the name. The list will come in OTF format. To use it, the player simply selects their character and clicks on the OTF.





odds







The /odds command is a useful tool when your players ask you a question and you need to roll randomly to determine if something will happen or if it exists. For example:

"Game Master, is there a screwdriver in this room by any chance? Or, what is the chance of an attack happening here?"

To use the command, simply type /odds . For example:

If you want something to have a 70% chance of happening, type:

/odds 70

An image will appear in the chat indicating the success or failure.

Note: In the future, I plan to add an option to return text only or change images.

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