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Cyberpunk 2.0.2.0 (Cyberpunk 2nd-edition, 1991) has a very good character sheet in GitHub currently, with dice-rolls where you can select radio-buttons for all the modifiers to a roll.
 
Cyberpunk 2.0.2.0 (Cyberpunk 2nd-edition, 1991) has a very good character sheet in GitHub currently, with dice-rolls where you can select radio-buttons for all the modifiers to a roll.
  
However, if you need a generic dice-rolling macro that stands alone from the sheet, you can use the following simple macro:
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However, if you need a generic dice-rolling macro that stands alone from the sheet, you can use the following simple macro.
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All skill rolls take the form of adding a Stat (characteristic) plus a Skill value and rolling an exploding d10, to equal or beat a stated Difficulty.  A 10 means add the 10 and roll again, which you can repeat for as long as you roll 10's.  But if you roll a 1 (on the first roll) it is not only a lower roll but there is a potential for a Fumble; roll on the Fumble table for that Stat.
  
 
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Revision as of 20:54, 6 July 2016

Generic Dice-Roll Macro

Cyberpunk 2.0.2.0 (Cyberpunk 2nd-edition, 1991) has a very good character sheet in GitHub currently, with dice-rolls where you can select radio-buttons for all the modifiers to a roll.

However, if you need a generic dice-rolling macro that stands alone from the sheet, you can use the following simple macro.

All skill rolls take the form of adding a Stat (characteristic) plus a Skill value and rolling an exploding d10, to equal or beat a stated Difficulty. A 10 means add the 10 and roll again, which you can repeat for as long as you roll 10's. But if you roll a 1 (on the first roll) it is not only a lower roll but there is a potential for a Fumble; roll on the Fumble table for that Stat.

/r 1d10! + ?{Stat?|0} + ?{Skill?|0} + ?{Modifier?|0}