GraphicGeek
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Well, my niece is discovering the wonderful world of Dungeons & Dragons. It's awesome to know that my interest in Fantasy illustration has sparked a similar interest in her. Anyway, it's up to me to teach her how to play and I honestly haven't played in years.. We're talking since TSR owned the game and before the whole D20, or 3.5 changes..
So, I've been trying to relearn this... Being the computer age, I went online to help find some tools for character creation and dice rollers. While they were all functional most weren't very nice to look at or they were embedded in someone's webpage.
So I thought I'd create a dice roller for us to use in our games and Amber RPG die roller was born:
It lets you chose the die type, the number of dice and the modifier. Plus the ability to add mutiple types together and see the results of each individual die.
It's come in pretty handy and it's really small in size.
I hope you find it useful! Also any crits on improving it are always welcome...
-Freddy
So, I've been trying to relearn this... Being the computer age, I went online to help find some tools for character creation and dice rollers. While they were all functional most weren't very nice to look at or they were embedded in someone's webpage.
So I thought I'd create a dice roller for us to use in our games and Amber RPG die roller was born:
It lets you chose the die type, the number of dice and the modifier. Plus the ability to add mutiple types together and see the results of each individual die.
It's come in pretty handy and it's really small in size.
I hope you find it useful! Also any crits on improving it are always welcome...
-Freddy
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