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    pyRPGDice

    pyRPGDice

    Random dice roller and modifier calculator for console

    pyRPGDice is a simple python script written for Linux bash, that allows the user to roll (almost) any imaginable dice, to input modifiers, that are automatically added to/subtracted from each of the die rolls or the total number of dice. In pyRPGDice you specify dice rolls, that can have special operators, that get evaluated. This python script is made for use in Role Playing Games and can automatically evaluate limitations, can count, reroll aso. Just try it.
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    Rôlling dice[FR/EN] windows [paused]

    Rôle play automation/Automatisation des RP

    Logiciel permettant d'automatiser les partie de jeux de rôle en lignes. /Software to automate online RPG game.
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    Game Conqueror
    Game Conqueror HAS BEEN MOVED TO: http://code.google.com/p/scanmem/ Game Conqueror is a graphical game cheating tool (memory modifier) under Linux, whose main target is to provide functions and user-feelings of CheatEngine. Game Conqueror is written in PyGTK and using scanmem as its backend.
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