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Dicey Markdown

A Markdown dialect for TTRPG character sheets

Dicey

The core of Dicey is syntax to mark rollable, calculated, and editable values: attack modifiers, saves, DCs, HP and so on. Define in Markdown, interact from the sheet.

[+3]

Rolls 1d20 + 3. Press and hold a d20 roll for advantage or disadvantage.

[1d4+3]

Rolls the expression as written.

[STR:+3]

Defines the fixed variable STR and displays a rollable +3. Use it in a formula such as [1d6+STR].

[1d20+COMP+DES]

With COMP:+2 and DES:+3, the renderer combines the modifiers and shows 1d20+5. A variable-only formula such as [COMP+DES] also rolls 1d20+5.

[[CHA+PROF+8]]

Calculates and displays the result as ordinary, non-rollable text.

[[SPELL:CHA+PROF]]

Defines a calculated SPELL variable. Reuse it in another calculation or in a roll such as [1d20+SPELL].

{16}

Click or tap to edit this value.

{CHAMOD:3}

An editable integer that also defines CHAMOD for rolls and calculations.

{None}

Click or tap to edit text, useful for entries such as conditions or loot.

{{3}}

Click or tap to edit, then adjust by one with the − and + buttons.

{{3/5}}

Stepper with a fixed maximum of 5 and a resource bar. At zero, the bar disappears. The maximum can also be calculated, as in the examples below.

{{SLOTS:3/CHAMOD+PROF+8}}

The current count stays editable; the maximum is calculated. SLOTS is the current count and can be reused elsewhere.

{{3/CHAMOD+PROF+8}}

An unnamed stepper can use a calculated maximum too.

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Expandos

Write ||Label:, then put the description on following lines and close it with ||. Use two spaces at the end of a line for a rendered line break. Bold text and Dicey rolls work inside.

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Markdown

Regular Markdown for everything else. The Scrollcase renderer shows single-row tables as boxes.

For example, the table below creates ability score boxes. The words “STR” and “DEX” name each value; the table’s shape determines the layout.

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Fenced code stays literal; links, bold, and italic work as usual. The example above shows them in context.