Originally Posted by
amanodel
"4d6b3" is the syntax of taking the best three of four d6 rolls.
[roll0]
"4d6+3" is 4d6+3
[roll1]
the "v" tag in "(rollv)(/rollv)" let's you to look into the individual rolls of multiple rolls. You specify the number of rolls between the brackets (rollv)4d6(/rollv), not writing the number instead of the "v" like (roll4).
[roll2]
between the (roll) and (/roll) brackets, you can't add anything else than "b" or "+", or the roller won't work. That's why [rollv=4d100]4d100!?[/rollv] fails. On the other hand, (rollv=4d100!?)4d100(/rollv) should work (if the roller allows punctuation) -> [rollv=4d100!?]4d100[/rollv]
After the equation mark ( in "roll=") you can specify the purpose of the roll, like "disarm trap". (roll=Disarm trap)1d20+4(/roll) -> [roll4]