SR-DICE

is a simple dice simulator for the pen and paper RPG Shadowrun.

Installation

pip install sr-dice

Usage

sr-dice [-h] [--hist] [--raw] num_dices

positional arguments:
  num_dices   number of dices to roll

optional arguments:
  -h, --help  show this help message and exit
  --hist      print a histogram of the dice rolls
  --raw       print the raw dice rolls

Bugs

Please open a ticket in the issue tracker.

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