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Role Playing Tools for traditional role playing games. Current tools: DiceTool, a die rolling tool that supports complex dice expressions. MapTool, a simple to use internet enabled battle map replacement. TokenTool, for easily creating MapTool tokens
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D&D Dice
Dice Roller
D&D Dice is a program written in Java 7 for rolling the 7 common dice in Dungeons & Dragons (4-, 6-, 8-, 10-, 10*10-, 12-, and 20-sided dice). -
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Role Playing Tools for traditional role playing games. Current tools: DiceTool, a die rolling tool that supports complex dice expressions. MapTool, a simple to use internet enabled battle map replacement. TokenTool, for easily creating MapTool tokens.
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This project is a dice rolling library written in java. This contains a web front written with DWR (Ajax) that's easy to use.
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Groovy Dice is an open source dice rolling engine written entirely in Groovy that provides a simple way to specify and evaluate complex dice rolling expressions.
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JavaDice is an Open Source Package for Java, containing methods and objects for handeling dice, primarly for use in Role-playing games or utilities. As well as methods for rolling dice, it contains methods for other tasks such as converting dice.
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