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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