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It'd be nice if there were a way roll d10s and have them present the way they normally do on a table - 0-9 instead of 1-10.
Perhaps there could be an alias that's more general than just d10s - say, "2z4" instead of "2d4" - that rolls and adds together 0-indexed dice instead of 1-indexed dice. The output would be something like "Request: [3z4] Roll: [3, 2, 0] Result: 5"
Zero-indexed dice aren't used very often, but they do occur: the Royal Game of Ur uses 0-indexed coin flips (d2s, 0-1) to determine the number of tiles you must move.
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Subtracting 1 is a solution, but it's a clumsy patch over the problem, and cumbersome to type in larger dice formulae.
Adding zero-indexed dice to Dice Maiden vastly simplifies some areas of dice maths (see the percentile advantage readability issue: #216 ), and makes outputs involving lots of dice more readable.
Custom-range dice would be a more general solution, but they'd be harder to write concisely, I think. Perhaps something like "3d2t5", meaning "3 dice, range 2 to 5"?
It'd be nice if there were a way roll d10s and have them present the way they normally do on a table - 0-9 instead of 1-10.
Perhaps there could be an alias that's more general than just d10s - say, "2z4" instead of "2d4" - that rolls and adds together 0-indexed dice instead of 1-indexed dice. The output would be something like "Request:
[3z4]
Roll:[3, 2, 0]
Result:5
"Zero-indexed dice aren't used very often, but they do occur: the Royal Game of Ur uses 0-indexed coin flips (d2s, 0-1) to determine the number of tiles you must move.
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