WrathBot is a simple dice roller, specifically made for use with the Wrath and Glory RPG system.

Use /roll dice:3 command to roll your dice. Then, if you want to spend a point of Wrath to reroll.

Just use /reroll and WrathBot will take care of the rest.

Then if you hit with your attack, you can use /roll dice:10+3 to roll for damage.

Finally you might want to find out the effect of a Critical Hit, Complication, Traumatic Injury, Memorable Injury or Perils of the Warp. Use /table for this the autocomplete shows all available tables.

Rolling dice

The simplest way to roll dice is to use /roll dice:N This will roll N number of dice, with one of these being a Wrath die.

Use dnX or dn X somewhere in the roll command to set the DN of your Test.

You can choose an option if a Wrath Die is not necessary with. If you use glory as an option the last roll will be retrieved and additional dice will be added to that roll equal to what you set dice to.

Examples

Some examples are listed below

• /roll dice:8 - Roll eight dice, with one Wrath die
• /roll dice:3 option:glory - Add 3 dice to your last roll. These cannot be rerolled
• /roll dice:1 option:glory - Add 1 die to your last roll. This die cannot be rerolled
• /roll dice:6 option:soak - Soak six damage
• /roll dice:10+5b - Roll damage for a Chainsword
• /roll dice:16+1m - Roll damage for an Inferno Pistol at short range
• /roll dice:16+3M - Roll damage for a Multi-Melta at short range against a vehicle
• /roll dice:7+1r - Roll damage for a Radium Pistol
• /roll dice:10 difficulty:8 - Attempt a DN 8 test with an attribute of 10
• /roll dice:8w3 - Roll a Tier 3 Transcendent Psychic Test
• /roll dice:d66 - Roll one d66
• /roll dice:10+d66 - Roll one d66 and add 10 to the result
• /roll dice:1 comment:A comment - Roll 1 die with a comment

Rerolling Dice

You can reroll the last roll you made using /reroll. All Misses will be rerolled. Any Wrath Dice will not be rerolled.

Rolling on tables

There are six kinds of tables you can roll on. These are Critical Hits, Complications, Traumatic Injuries, Memorable Injuries and Perils of the Warp and events.

Examples

• /table table:critical - Roll for the effect of a Critical Hit.
• /table table:complication - Roll for a complication.
• /table table:traumatic - Find out what body part you're losing this time.
• /table table:memorable - Find out your new scars.
• /table table:critical base:10 - Roll on the Critical Hit table with a +10 modifier
• /table table:perils base:10 - Roll on the Perils of the Warp table
• /table table:events - Roll on the Downtime Events table

Tracking

It's possible to track some values during your scenes.

Scene

Trackers can be used to store values about your character or the current scene. To set the default values /scene start can be used.

This will set some trackers to their default values. These values can be changed by using /default set

• Ammo: 3
• Faith: None
• Wrath: 2

The currently available trackers are:

• Ammo - Linked to User and Channel
• Corruption - Linked to User and Channel
• Faith - Linked to User and Channel
• Glory - Linked to Channel
• Ruin - Linked to Channel
• Shock - Linked to User and Channel
• Wealth - Linked to User and Channel
• Wounds - Linked to User and Channel
• Wrath - Linked to User and Channel

Examples

• /scene show - Get all trackers that have a value.
• /scene get tracker:faith - Get your current Faith points
• /scene update tracker:faith operation:add value:1 - Add 1 Glory to the channel
• /scene update tracker:wrath operation:add 3 - Give yourself three additional Wrath
• /scene update tracker:ammo operation:set value:3 - Set your ammo to 3
• /scene update tracker:ruin operation:remove value:1 - Lower Ruin by 1
• /scene reset - Reset all your trackers and all channel wide trackers to 0.

Defaults

To set your own custom defaults for /scene start the /default command is available.

Its usage is similar to /scene

Simply use /default set tracker:TRACKER value:NUMBER to set your defaults. Where TRACKER is one of the available trackers and NUMBER the value that it should be at the start of a scene. Omitting a number will remove that tracker when /scene start is called.

Examples

• /default show tracker:faith - Remove Faith when `!scene start is called
• /default set tracker:faith value:3 - Make the default for Faith equal to 3
• /default reset - Remove all your defaults

Party

Creating a party makes it easy to start a scene for all players. Each player can join by using /party join and leave by using /party leave.

Use /party reset to remove all players from the party.

If a party is available the call to /scene start will setup default values for all members in the party.

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