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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Voadam" data-source="post: 2879980" data-attributes="member: 2209">Dice rolling:<a href="http://www.invisiblecastle.com" target="_blank">www.invisiblecastle.com</a> lets you link to rolls for others to see them.I like <a href="http://kevinsavage.ca/pub/dir_rpg/DiceRoller.html" target="_blank">http://kevinsavage.ca/pub/dir_rpg/DiceRoller.html</a> as a more discrete looking one.PbP in general:Check out some games in the gaming forum here, lots of different styles.Sometimes it is DM does all the rolling, sometimes he shows the rolls, sometimes not.Sometimes the DM has the player explicitly state all the mechanical numbers and effects for their actions ("5' move diagonally away, draw a cure light potion as a move action and drink it as a standard action for 1d8+1 hp"). Others want to keep things more narrative.PBP allows linking to websites so you could say "You see this thing as you open the door." Then link to the MM art gallery entry for a xorn from the WotC D&D site.Since you are online you can reference the srd and cut and paste easily as needed which is very convenient. I find the html online one at <a href="http://www.d20srd.org" target="_blank">www.d20srd.org</a> very useful and easy to use. It even has one click dice rollers for monster entry attacks, saves, and hp.</blockquote>