ScoriMundi Dice Roller Guide

Welcome to the ScoriMundi dice roller! Our engine supports everything from simple checks to complex math and automatic advantage/disadvantage modifiers. Simply type your roll into the input box and hit Spin!.

Basic Rolling

You can type standard tabletop dice notation directly into the roller. The engine also understands standard math, so you can add, subtract, multiply, and use parentheses.

• 1d20 + 5
• 2d8 + 1d4 + 3
• (1d6 + 2) * 2

Supported Dice Notation

Note: The leading number is optional. Typing d20 is the exact same as typing 1d20.

Notation	Description	Example	Result
XdY	Roll X dice with Y sides.	3d6	Rolls three 6-sided dice.
dY	Roll 1 die with Y sides.	d20	Rolls one 20-sided die.
a	Advantage. Rolls 2 dice, keeps the highest.	d20a	Rolls 2d20, keeps the highest.
d	Disadvantage. Rolls 2 dice, keeps the lowest.	d20d	Rolls 2d20, keeps the lowest.
hX	Keep Highest. Rolls dice, keeps highest X.	4d6h3	Rolls 4 dice, keeps the 3 highest.
lX	Keep Lowest. Rolls dice, keeps lowest X.	4d6l3	Rolls 4 dice, keeps the 3 lowest.
v	Variable Modifier. Links to your UI toggles.	d20v	See below.

The Variable (v) Tag

If you are using the Advantage or Disadvantage toggle buttons on the screen, you can use the Variable (v) Tag to tell the roller which dice should be affected by those buttons.

By adding v to a die (e.g., d20v), it will listen to your current toggle settings:

• If Advantage is toggled ON, 1d20v rolls with advantage.
• If Disadvantage is toggled ON, 1d20v rolls with disadvantage.
• If set to Normal, it just rolls a standard 1d20.

This is incredibly useful for complex rolls. For example, if you type d20v + 2d6 with Advantage turned on, the engine is smart enough to only give advantage to the d20 and will leave your 2d6 damage dice completely alone!

Reading Your Results

When you spin, the log will show your total result. It also provides a breakdown of the exact physical dice that were rolled behind the scenes, so you can always see exactly how your fate was decided.