A command-line app 💻 that helps game masters organize data in a role playing game 🎲 called Sharnon.

My brother and I invented this game years ago — it's essentially D&D, except simpler and less random.

• Detailed character info stored in JSON
  • Name🙂, class🧙‍♂️, equipment⚔️, known spells📜
• Name generator
  • Randomly chooses a bunch of syllables and puts them together
• Dice roller 🎲

Input a command ('help' to show commands): roll 8d5

Rolls: [4, 3, 5, 3, 5, 1, 5, 3]
Total: 29

• Easily define new commands 📌
  • Format:

addCommand(new GameCommand( [command name], [argument labels], [command description], [command length], [action] ));

Command definition example:

 addCommand(new GameCommand("start", "<name>", "Start a session with a given player name", 2, args -> {
		Human player = ActorLoader.loadHuman(args[1]);
		if (player == null) {
			System.out.println("No player found with name " + args[1] + ".");
		} else {
			System.out.println("Starting session with " + player.getName() + ".");
			transitionState(new PlayState(app, player));
		}
}));

What a neat little program, eh?

This tutorial assumes that you have Java 1.8 or above, and Maven.

1. Clone the repository.
2. Navigate to the directory in your terminal.
3. Run c.bat
4. Run r.bat
5. Voila! You can now use the app. Use command start <name> to begin a session. e.g. start Zey'nar