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Blood Die expands on the default commands provided by Discord.JS and Commando.
The bot uses reactions to read and write data, so eliminating the bot's automatic reactions is a sure-fire way to break the bot.
:prefix:command [name_of_the_argument:default_value]
The default prefix of the bot is $, but can be changed using the default prefix command on a server by server basis.
The roll command is the heart and soul of Blood Die and has three optional arguments: total dice of the pool, the amount of Hunger dice to replace regular dice with, and the difficulty of the roll.
$roll [total_dice:1] [hunger_dice:0] [difficulty:'']
[total_dice:1] Takes an int as the total amount of dice to roll.
[hunger_dice:0] Takes an int as the amount of hunger dice to roll.
[difficulty:''] Takes an int as the difficulty of the roll.
$r [total_dice:1] [hunger_dice:0] [difficulty:'']
The reroll command requires the user to reply to the original roll and provide up to three indexes of the dice to be re-rolled. The command will also mark both the original roll and the re-roll with a 🔄 reaction to prevent further re-rolls*. Only the original caller of a roll can call the re-roll of a given roll.
The command takes the natural index, i.e. the first die has to be accessed with 1 and so on.
$reroll [index1:1] [index2:''] [index3:'']
[index1:1] Takes the index of the first dice to be rerolled.
[index2:''] Takes the index of the second dice to be rerolled.
[index3:''] Takes the index of the third dice to be rerolled.
$rr [index1:1] [index2:''] [index3:'']
*Note: You can delete the reactions to allow further rerolls but this isn't the intended use of the bot and can't guarantee proper results.
The check command rolls a single die by default and checks whether the caller passed or not. If you send an argument, the bot will roll that many dice and if any dice is a success (6 or more) the check is a success.
$check [total_dice:1]
[total_dice:1] The amount of dice to be rolled for the check.
$c [total_dice:1]
$rouse [total_dice:1]
Note: Using the 🔄 Reroll command to reroll output of the check command will cause an error, so the bot marks the embed with either a 👍 or a 🩸 reaction to prevent this.
This command is a "fork" of check and functions the same way but on rolls of 1 or 10 the sent embed will note that the roll can result on a Stain on the caller's Humanity.
$oblivion [total_dice:1]
[total_dice:1] The amount of dice to be rolled for the check.
$o [total_dice:1]
Note: Using the 🔄 Reroll command to reroll output of the oblivion command will cause an error, so the bot marks the embed with either a 👍 or a 🩸 reaction to prevent this.
A regular dice roll command, taking common dice notation as input. The bot will mark the embed with a 🔄 reaction that if the original caller clicks within 20 seconds, the bot will re-roll the same common dice notation.
$dice [expression]
[expression] The dice to be rolled in regular dice notation.
$d [expression]
Note: Using the 🔄 Reroll command to reroll output of the dice command will cause an error, so the bot marks the embed with a 🎲 reaction to prevent this.
Toss a coin to your Witcher. A simple command to toss a coin and get either heads or tails. Similarly to the Dice command, reacting to the embed with 🔄 will toss a new coin.
You can also use the 🪙 emoji to call the command.
$cointoss
$ct
$toss
$:coin:
Note: Using the 🔄 Reroll command to reroll output of the cointoss command will cause an error, so the bot marks the embed with a 🪙 reaction to prevent this.