Vampire: The Masquerade Discord Dice Roller Bot Unofficial Discord Bot for Vampire: The Masquerade fifth edition.

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Features

• Managing hunger
  • !sethunger
  • !gainhunger
• Rouse checks
  • !rouse
• Rolling dice
  • !roll
• Rerolling previous rolls
  • !reroll

How do the commands work?

!sethunger 5 Set hunger to five. Hunger is managed per user. The user who runs the command gets the hunger.

!gainhunger Increase hunger by one.

!rouse Make a rousecheck hunger is added if the check fails.

!roll 10 Roll a total of 10 dice. If the user has any hunger the appropriate amount of normal dice will be replaced with hunger dice.

!reroll 1 4 5 Re-roll the first, the fourth and the fifth die in the previous dice roll.

How do I use this bot?

I am currently not hosting the bot for public consumption so you will need to do that on your own. You can host your own bot by following these steps:

1. Visit the Discord Applications Portal.

2. Create a new application.

3. Name your application.

4. On the left-hand side, click Bot.

5. Click on Add Bot and confirm the popup.

6. On the left-hand side, click OAuth2.

7. Scroll down to OAuth2 URL Generator and under Scopes tick bot.

8. Scroll down to Bot Permissions and select the Send Messages Permission.

9. Open the generated URL from the OAuth2 URL Generator and select a server.

10. Go back to the Discord Applications Portal.

11. Go to the Bot in the left-hand side pane.

12. Click the copy button in the Token section.

13. Add an environment variable named DiscordToken containing the Token on the system where you wish to host the bot.

14. Install the dotnet core runtime.

15. Download the newest release of this Bot.

16. Extract the files and run the 'V5_Discord_Bot.exe'.

17. The bot should now appear as online on your server.

18. (optional) For pretty dice roll results that are not just numbers, add the emotes from the . The names should match up automatically. You can check if all emotes where found by running the bot command !verifyemotes. The bot caches the emote names so you need to run this command again if you change the dice emotes.