dice-notation

Convert tabletop RPG mechanic descriptions into system-agnostic dice notation strings.

2|2|Updated May 1, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/adamhjk/mvtt --skill dice-notation
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Skill: dice-notation
Source: https://github.com/adamhjk/mvtt/tree/main/.claude/skills/dice-notation
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/adamhjk/mvtt --skill dice-notation

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill simplifies converting complex tabletop RPG mechanics into standardized dice notation strings that can be processed automatically.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Mechanic Translation: Converts descriptive game mechanics such as advantage, exploding dice, and target thresholds into precise string formulas.
  • System Compatibility: Supports notation for D&D, World of Darkness, Shadowrun, and many other systems.
  • Use Case: Game masters can quickly generate dice formulas for custom rules, ensuring consistency and accurate automation during gameplay.

Quick Start

Use the dice-notation skill to create a formula for a D20 attack roll with advantage and critical flags.

Frequently Asked Questions about dice-notation

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I convert tabletop RPG mechanics into dice notation for automation?

You can convert descriptive RPG mechanics into precise dice notation by parsing the rules, modifiers, and execution order to generate standardized, system-agnostic string formulas for parsers.

What is the best way to generate dice formulas for custom game design rules?

The best way to generate dice formulas for custom game design is to translate detailed mechanic descriptions into standardized notation strings, ensuring consistency and accurate automation during rule testing and gameplay.

Does dice notation support multiple tabletop RPG systems like D&D and Shadowrun?

Yes, dice notation support extends to multiple tabletop RPG systems including D&D, World of Darkness, and Shadowrun, converting their specific mechanics into system-agnostic string formulas.

How do I parse advantage and exploding dice mechanics into a single formula?

To parse advantage and exploding dice mechanics into a single formula, you translate these descriptive game rules into a precise notation string that defines the syntax, modifiers, and execution order for automated processing.

Can I use generated dice notation strings for automated rule testing?

Yes, you can use generated dice notation strings for automated rule testing, as the formulas are designed to be processed automatically by parsers and automation scripts in tabletop game environments.

Are there limitations when translating complex RPG mechanics into system-agnostic notation?

Limitations when translating complex RPG mechanics into system-agnostic notation arise if the descriptive rules lack sufficient detail for accurate parsing of syntax, modifiers, and execution order to generate correct formulas.