Obsidian-Dice-Roller-Tables

This is a collection of Dice Roller Tables (and some Rant generators) that I use to run my DND campaigns! Feel free to fork, remix, and tweak to suit your needs! I'm also open to pull requests!

Please update to the latest version of the dice roller, buttons, and Rant plugins to be able to use these pages!

It's also recommended that you turn off Display formula with results, Display Lookup Table Roll, and Show Dice Button for maximum compatibility!

Example of NPC Generator

Example of Rant NPC Generator

Overview

At the moment I have the following pages:

• [[New NPC Generator]]
  • The new npc generator utilizing the powers of rant! Since rant is still in development, an update may temporarily break things! I'll try to update as soon as possible
• [[_Example Generators]]
  • Go here to see some of the implementations of the tables! Right now it's only a NPC generator!
• [[Misc Dice Tables]]
  • A collection of tables that don't belong elsewhere
• [[Name Dice Tables]]
  • All the tables relating to names! Feel free to go in here and add tweak some!
• [[NPC Dice Tables]]
  • All tables related to NPC generation!
• [[Race Dice Tables]]
  • The tables related to race generation! This is especially modified for my campaign, so feel free to mess around with this and shuffle some other races in or out!
• [[Tarot Dice Tables]]
  • Tarot, but in dice form! I use this a lot to get the vibe of a place, or for associating it to a character.

Optional Scripts

txt2dice

If you're interested, I also wrote a small script called txt2dice to convert any txt file list (with each item on a newline) in python3! Save the below code and run it as py path/to/txt2dice.py path/to/file-name.txt

import argparse


parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description='Converts a list into a diceroller-formatted md table', prog='txt2dice')
parser.add_argument('input', help='The file to convert to markdown!')

parser.add_argument('--output', '-o', help='The name of the file to write to! Warning: This WILL overwrite any file that exists already.Default is txt2dice-output.md', default='txt2dice-output.md', required=False)
parser.add_argument('--title', '-t', help='The name of the table you will generate! It will also add it as a block id.', default='Table', required=False)

args = parser.parse_args()

listOfLines = []

mdTableBody = ""

mdTable = ""  

try:
  with open(f'{args.input}') as afile:
    listOfLines = afile.read().splitlines() 
except FileNotFoundError:
  print(f"Could not find {args.input}")

num = 1
for item in listOfLines:
  mdTableBody += f"\n|{num}|{item}|"
  num +=1

mdTableBody += f"\n^{args.title}\n"
mdtableHeader = f"""| dice: 1d{num-1} | {args.title}|
| --------- | ------------------- |"""

mdTable = mdtableHeader + mdTableBody

if args.output.endswith('.md'):
  text_file = open(f"{args.output}", "w")
  text_file.write(mdTable)
  text_file.close()
else:
  text_file = open(f"{args.output}.md", "w")
  text_file.write(mdTable)
  text_file.close()

print(f"Converted and saved to {args.output}!")
#print(mdTable)

from random import randint
with open(f'name-list.txt') as afile:
    listOfLines = afile.read().splitlines() 
newnames = ""

for i in range (0,2000):
    newnames += listOfLines.pop(randint(0,len(listOfLines)-1)) + "\n"


text_file = open(f"narrowed-names.txt", "w")
text_file.write(newnames)
text_file.close()

narrow-down-names

This is a quick and dirty program to make that long list of names into a much smaller list!

Here it is, keep in mind the file names are hardcoded!

from random import randint
with open(f'name-list.txt') as afile:
    listOfLines = afile.read().splitlines() 
newnames = ""

for i in range (0,2000):
    newnames += listOfLines.pop(randint(0,len(listOfLines)-1)) + "\n"


text_file = open(f"narrowed-names.txt", "w")
text_file.write(newnames)
text_file.close()