Inline Syntax

When toggled on, the inline roller can recognize inline expressions in any non-prefixed messages in channels where it is allowed to type, and immediately type response message containing the roll results. If a message has more than one inline expression within, all inline expressions present will be rolled independently.

An inline expression is composed of an optional repeat term, a necessary dice term, and optionally followed by the addition (+) and/or subtraction (-) of integers or further dice terms.

A repeat term is simply a term of a form X#, where X is a positive integer. If present, the following expression will be rolled X times, with the results shown as a comma-delimited list.

A dice term has two forms:

*To roll one die, use dN, where N is a positive integer; this rolls one N-side die

*To roll a pool of dice, use MdN, where M and N are positive integers; this rolls a pool of M N-sided dice.

Examples:

• d20: rolls a twenty-sided die.
• 5d6: rolls five six-sided dice, adding the results.
• 3d6+5: rolls three six-sided dice, adding the results to five.
• 5#d6: rolls five six-sided dice, without adding the results.
• 5#d6-d4: rolls one six-sided die minus one four-sided die, five times.
• 2#2d10: rolls two pools of two six-sided dice. Each pool will be added together; the end results will not.
• 2#1d20+5d6+7: rolls the sum of one twenty-sided die, five six-sided dice, and seven, two times.