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README.md

Dice-roller

This is a little dice roller chucked together because I couldn't be bothered to calculate every dicethrow in a rather unbalanced D&D campaign where a single attack could easily deal 5d8 damage every few turns.

Usage

Alpine

Presently I only have an Alpine package which can be found in my repository. Instructions on how to add it can be found on the page.

Compiling

  1. Make sure you have at least Go 1.17 installed.
  2. Clone this repository git clone https://gitlab.com/EternalWanderer/dice-roller.git
  3. Move into the directory and type make install

Docker

I also have a docker image containing both this and my sheet parser. Further instructions on how to use that can be found in it's own repo.