
USING THIS SITE (Example use cases in Dungeons & Dragons 5th edition rules.)
Polyhedral Dice: Use for rolls or as random modifiers from bonus dice (bless spell, bardic inspiration, superiority dice or other such abilities).
Countdown: Optional rule to show 60 seconds for players to declare characters' actions on their turns. Resets when new roll is made.
Groups: Use the columns for each character or monster acting in the group.
Multiattack: Use the columns for each attack.
Advantage/Disadvantage: Group columns in pairs and use the higher or lower roll in each set.
Natural 20s and 1s: Noted in green and red, ignore modified totals and apply critical results for attack rolls.
Random Hit Locations: An optional house rule to suggest colorful gory details. Note that "hit points" measure more than trauma, but combat focus and armor status as well. (None of these descriptions should imply character hinderances, add conditions, force concentration checks or affect the damage rules - it's just flavor text ahead of healing wounds and mending armor.)
Hit Location: LegsAcid: Burning pain down side. Bludgeoning: Knee crumples from blow. Cold: Lose feeling in feet. Fire: Blisters, burns along legs. Force: Foot crushed by impact. Lightning: Leg left totally numb. Necrotic: Skin discolors and festers. Piercing: Foot impaled. Poison: Foot goes numb, blackens. Psychic: Briefly forget where you are. Radiant: Shadow patterns burn into legs. Slashing: Muscle exposed to air. Thunder: Hemorrhage bruises along legs.
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