That's alright, thanks though!

@Tarruvi
It's working as intended then. I haven't really had time or energy to work on this plugin in a long time, and I know it's incomplete; I wanted to replicate aspects of D&D 5e's combat formula.

If you'd like to edit it yourself you have my full permission.

This plugin is close to what I was looking for, but I'm having trouble adding a character's Strength value + the die's output, into an attack. Since it appears the damage being dealt is solely using the dice, without the Str value.

Is there a way to add the Str value into the equation?

Thanks for the answer @Maplewood ! I wasn't expecting to have a positive answer since it seems to be the biggest pain for everyone trying to program it from scratch. I've seen glimpses of solution on the web that explained the mathematics, if I find anything back I'll post it there in case it might help you.

It was stuff like that, but more code-oriented : https://sciencing.com/calculate-dice-probabilities-5858157.html

Until then, have a nice one and keep on coding.

@VorpalJoe this plugin is incredibly basic and really only changes the damage formula to slightly resemble 5e D&D, and I'm aware of some issues with it that I haven't been able to resolve yet.

The internal formula basically just uses JavaScript's math.random

What kind of formula are you using to generate individual rolls for each die? I remember reading about it needing special rules to make sure the numbers made sense. I've been looking for something to simulate TabletopRPG mechanics, but nothing that was trying to be as close as possible to the real probabilities.

For example, would it be possible to extrapolate from your plugin to create effects related to certain dice combinations? For example; if 1-2-3 then X, if 6-6-6 then Y, etc.