DiscordDiceBot VS savagebot

You can use my bot https://github.com/twonirwana/DiscordDiceBot to roll d100. If you want use a d100 use /custom_dice start buttons:1d100 to create a message with a button that rolls the d100 every time you click on it.

My dice bot can create custom dice, see https://github.com/twonirwana/DiscordDiceBot . With numbers it is easy (e.g /r expression: d[1/2/2/8/10]). A mapping of dice results number to text/Unicode icons is also possible but a little more complex (e.g 1d6<=2?Blue<=4?Red:Black). The best is you can create buttons for the dice expression and all user can roll by clicking on buttons, without knowing the dice syntax.

https://github.com/twonirwana/DiscordDiceBot and your example would be:

For more details see my Github Repository: https://github.com/twonirwana/DiscordDiceBot

Here is what I have found for solutions: - Savage Initiative - Savage Bot - Savaged.us - Fantasy Grounds

As for initiative tracking, yes, savaged.us has it, but since you're already using discord, you might consider the Savage Bot: https://github.com/alessio29/savagebot. However, I strongly advise keeping card-based initiative. There's too much in this system that's built with it in mind.

We use SavageBot for our dice/cards/tokens/etc, it works well for us. We also keep character sheets in pdf/google doc format and edit them as we go.

Is this the savage bot you are using? Because it does calculate successes, rolls the wild dice automatically and many other things, read the documentation better.

This one is working for me.

We run with a video chat of choice and a discord bot. Character sheets are through savaged.us, discord's savage bot is used for bennies and combat tracking, and we use savage worlds dice roller with discord integration to send rolls to the discord channel.

You can make a discord server for free and invite the bot. It can be found here: https://github.com/alessio29/savagebot