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<blockquote data-quote="DMFTodd" data-source="post: 1400129" data-attributes="member: 1202">DM's Familiar has a dice roller built into it. It's not free but it will run on a 133.You can type in anything you like (14d7, 1d33+2) and it will roll it for you. It can also do multiple rolls at once, for example, a magic missle: &quot;5 1d4+1&quot;. It shows the result of each dice and a total.You can also input your PCs skills and then do secret dice rolls with just 2 clicks: Click the Roll button on the combat board, click Listen, and you get a Listen check for everyone secretly. It comes with all the 3.0 and 3.5 SRD monsters as well so you can do secret rolls for your monsters. And it can do common opposed rolls with 2 clicks as well: Right-click the roll button, click &quot;Move Silent Vs. Listen&quot; and you get a Move Silent check for every creature on the combat board (monsters and PCs) and a Listen check for all of them. Compare the columns and have your results. DMF also does combat management, gives you a reference library of spells/feats/skills/monsters/rules/etc, and a text/tree program for outlining your notes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="DMFTodd, post: 1400129, member: 1202"] DM's Familiar has a dice roller built into it. It's not free but it will run on a 133. You can type in anything you like (14d7, 1d33+2) and it will roll it for you. It can also do multiple rolls at once, for example, a magic missle: "5 1d4+1". It shows the result of each dice and a total. You can also input your PCs skills and then do secret dice rolls with just 2 clicks: Click the Roll button on the combat board, click Listen, and you get a Listen check for everyone secretly. It comes with all the 3.0 and 3.5 SRD monsters as well so you can do secret rolls for your monsters. And it can do common opposed rolls with 2 clicks as well: Right-click the roll button, click "Move Silent Vs. Listen" and you get a Move Silent check for every creature on the combat board (monsters and PCs) and a Listen check for all of them. Compare the columns and have your results. DMF also does combat management, gives you a reference library of spells/feats/skills/monsters/rules/etc, and a text/tree program for outlining your notes. [/QUOTE]

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