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Correct, according to the latest podcast, where both words are spoken aloud. Edit: No, wait, LAH doesn't sound like laugh unless you're not American. In the podcast, it's pronounced (in my American accent) like TEEF-ling and ell-AH-drin, with the AH like father.

I took the easy way out and did it in perl, myself. It's adaptable to different systems, because it takes XdYkZ[+-]M as an argument on the command line. d20 works, as does 4d6k3+2 (four six-sided dice, keep the highest three, and add 2). Now that I think about it, I should add an option -L or...