A gem that gives you tools for your RPGs : dices, coins and playing cards !

RpgTools::Coin.new

• The flip method set its value to a heads or tails string.

RpgTools.roll_dice(arg) (arg is case insensitive).

This returns a plain integer result based on the arg parameter.

• It can be a stardard dice like "1dX" for a X sided dice.

• It can be a fudge dice "df" : a three sided dice (-1, 0, +1).

• It can also be a percentile dice "d%" : a ten sided dice (from 10 to 100).

You can also add multiple chained modifiers like "+X", "-X", "*X" or "/X", to alter the roll result. RpgTools.roll_dice("4d6+2") will create 4 6-sided dices, roll them and add 2 to the sum of the roll result.

You can also manipulate all those dice types as objects :

• RpgTools::Dice::Numerical
• RpgTools::Dice::Fudge
• RpgTools::Dice::Percentile

All those classes take two args: a mandatory side number and an optional modifier. They respond to the .roll or .roll! methods to update their value to the result of the roll.

RpgTools::Dice::Numerical.new(6, '+4').roll will roll a six sided dice and add 4 to the roll result.

RpgTools::Dice::Bag.new(arg) (arg is case insensitive).

• It works the same way RpgTools.roll_dice does but will give you a RpgTools::Dice::Bag object instead of a plain integer. RpgTools::Dice::Bag.new("4d6-2") will create a bag of four 6 sided dices with a -2 modifier to the sum of all rolls.

RpgTools::PlayingCardDeck.new(arg) (arg can only be 32 or 52).

• The card method returns a card of a 32 or 52 cards deck + 2 jokers, depending of arg value.
• The hand method return an array of 5 card calls.

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2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Added some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request