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various scripts I've made to help with roleplay game sessions
a simple roller, at the prompt type eg "2d12 d6" to roll those dice; rolls explode according to the Savage Worlds rules.
I spent an RPG session being mostly incapacitated; since I had free time, I figured that an excellent idea would be to make a python library which would allow me to type eg "three.d.six" and have it return three random numbers between 1 and 6.
A quick script to print out the odds of rolling a certain number, a demonstration that if you need a 6 to pass a test, then rolling a d4 gives you higher odds of succeeding than rolling a d6 (assuming that your game system makes a 4 on a d4 explode)