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star-wars-dice

v1.0.1

Published

Star Wars Dice ==============

Downloads

3

Readme

Star Wars Dice

eg found here: http://www.amazon.ca/Star-Wars-Edge-Empire-Dice/dp/1616616598

Dice

Faces

Command Line Usage

npm install star-wars-dice

Run

star-wars-dice -a 2 -d 3 -p 1 -s 1

Where the switches are the first letter of the dice type, eg:

  • -a ability die
  • -p proficiency die
  • -d difficulty die
  • -c challenge die
  • -b boost die
  • -s setback die
  • -f force die

And the number after is the number of that dice type. This makes the dice pool. There result of the roll will look like:

---------------------
Legend
---------------------
{ success: '✶',
  advantage: '℧',
  triumph: '⎈',
  failure: '▼',
  threat: '⎔',
  dispair: '⎊',
  'light force': '○',
  'dark force': '●' }
---------------------
Rolls
---------------------
{ ability: '[ ✶ ] [  ]',
  boost: '',
  challenge: '',
  difficulty: '[ ▼⎔ ] [ ▼▼ ] [ ▼⎔ ]',
  force: '',
  proficiency: '[ ℧℧ ]',
  setback: '[ ⎔ ]' }
---------------------
Total
---------------------
{ failure: 3, threat: 1 }

Module Use

npm install star-wars-dice

Code

var swd = require('star-wars-dice');
var rolls = swd.roll({ability: 2, difficulty:3, proficiency:1, setback: 1})
var result = swd.totals(rolls);