Whispering and Dice-Rolling

How to Roll Dice

Start by clicking on a button that looks like a die. A range box will pop up, allowing you to change how many die you want to roll, and their range.

For example, some ranges you might want to know:

1d6: 1 six sided die
1d100: 1 100 sided die

When it comes to fighting, you need to be rolling 1 die at a time, even if you're attacking twice. The dice does math for you and make life simpler. Multi-dice rolling can also be used, for things such as gendering kits.

2d2: 2 two-sided die.

If you have a status or some sort of bonus added to the roll, you can also add this and let it do the math for you! Let's say if you're attacking someone with a strength of 4, then when typing the range, write it like this:

1d6+4

It will display as such:

PcqNvJhR1d6+4

Simple, really!



Does your character want to commune with another without having others overhear them? Worry no more! Look just left of the happy little smiley guy up there, and you'll see a button that says "Shh". This is the magical whisper button!

Click it, and you will be prompted to enter the usernames and characters that you would want to hear you (usernames are written in lowercase, remember, as spelling with even one capitalization will result in the whisper being visible), and put the dialog in there.

You can also use this to hide, so long as your cat's weight is lower than that which they are hiding from. This means dashing into bushes, into a pipe, or something that breaks another's line of sight. If you're hiding with someone, you can input their usernames too.

There is one stipulation; you must be specific when you hide, as those you are hiding from are allowed to hunt you down and figure out where you are. If your character is found, you can no longer hide and are unable to respond to any initial attacks.1d6+4