Continuously Explode Without Adding, Count Results After All Explosions?
randypinion opened this issue · comments
I may just be very bad at understanding the commands in the readme file, but I've been experimenting with things and not having luck at all.
I am working with a d6 dice system where Successes are counted (each result of 4, 5, or 6 counts as 1 Success) and where the highest result explodes (each roll of a 6 rolls a new die; if the new die also rolls a 6, it also rolls again, etc.). In this case (explosions), the results are not added together; each explosion die result is checked against the Success condition separately.
So, for instance, if you rolled 5d6, and the initial rolls were:
[3, 4, 2, 1, 6, 5]
the single 6 in the original pool would be re-rolled:
[6]
lucky! 6 again; re-roll again:
[1]
Aww, okay. Now, count all results of 4 or higher from the total pool of results:
[3, 4, 2, 1, 6, 5, 6, 1]
Successes: 4
How would I go about doing this in DiceParser/Rolisteam?
!4d3;$1k1;$1c[>=4];$3i:[>0]{$1e$2}{$1};$4c[>=4];"score: $5 [@4] initial roll:[@1]"
Does that make the job ?
Well, had to change it to d6 rather than 3, but even then, it is exploding 5s, not just 6s. Hmm.
Because 5 is the highest result.
You said: where the highest result explodes it is why I computed the highest result and the result of this computation is part of the condition to count successes.
Sorry, that was bad wording on my part. I mean to say, "Explode any and all 6s" (the highest result you can get on a d6). Continually exploding if the 6 rolls another 6. And then tally up >=4 after that.
In this case, the command is much easier.
!4d6e6c[>=4]
