Roll
Roll is used to roll dice, you can pass an amount, difficulty and (if you're a GM) hunger.
Amount can be either a number or a sum of attributes, e.g. !roll str+brawl would roll 5 dice for a character with 3 strength and 2 brawl. You can also add modifiers, e.g. !roll str+brawl+2 (7 dice) or penalities !roll str+brawl-1 (4 dice)
The difficulty of the test, i.e. how many successes need to be obtained to pass the test
Specify a value of hunger, only available for GMs, otherwise will use the hunger value of the player who's rolling
The message is a reply, so it will firsts mention the person to whom he's replying to, and then have a list of fields, each with a title and a content, an example of a roll is shown below.
The title says whether the test was a "Success", "Failure", "Critical Success", "Messy Critical" or "Bestial Failure", depending of this result the side color of the message will change.
The content is a description of the roll made, in the example image 6d10 were rolled, vs a difficulty of 3, with 2 hunger dice.
It list the amount of successes and the amount by which the number of successes surpassed (or failed to reach) the difficulty, e.g a test with difficulty 3 that got either 4 or 2 successes will have a Margin of 1, for the first one means a success with 1 margin, and the second a fail by 1 degree
If the hunger is not 0 this field will show the results of the hunger dice, otherwise this field does not appear
If the hunger is smaller than the total of dice rolled, this is where the remaining of dice appear, these are the dice that can be rerolled by using the reroll command. If hunger is greater than the number of dice rolled this field will not appear